Sentence examples for wave of bombing from inspiring English sources

The initial wave of bombing today showed that buildings and airfields are relatively easy to hit.

After a resumed wave of bombing in early 1996, Mr. Arafat's security services began hounding the Islamic forces and continued until last summer, when about 300 Hamas and Jihad members were in jail.

Ammar al Selmo, the head of the civil defence rescue service in east Aleppo, told Reuters a fresh wave of bombing had started at 6am local time after heavy overnight attacks.

As the United States launched its second wave of bombing attacks in Afghanistan yesterday, the city navigated its way through yet another of what are likely to be many days of extraordinary security efforts.

He is a small, lithe, thoughtful figure, and his voice, with its soft Arkansas drawl, has a disquieting element of gentleness... On March 24th, when the air campaign began, it was generally believed that a first wave of bombing would get Milosevic back to the negotiating table... Immediately, however, it became clear that "strategic bombing lite" would not work.

After a pause of a few hours, a second and third wave of bombing resumed in the evening with attacks on Isis lines outside Irbil, the largest city in Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region, with a population of 1.5 million inflated by thousands of Arab refugees from fighting elsewhere in Iraq.

7/7 – waves of bombing, waves of fear.

Shortly after nightfall yesterday in Afghanistan, the United States began air strikes with a barrage of some 50 cruise missiles and waves of bombing from 40 fighter and long-range aircraft.

A wave of bombs tore through Baghdad on Monday, officials said, killing at least 55 people.

His first challenge was a wave of bombs in the country's cities.

What happens if another wave of bombs goes off in buses, trains or shopping centres?