Sentence examples for weapons strike from inspiring English sources

I have heard first-hand from Japanese elders what it is like to be under a nuclear weapons strike.

Trucks had their sirens blaring and broadcast government propaganda, telling people not to get involved in violence or carry weapons: "Strike against criminals.

The prewar intelligence failures in Iraq and the failure, so far, to find threatening unconventional weapons strike at the basic premises of Mr. Bush's alarmingly novel strategic doctrines.

Before the mass chemical weapons strike, opposition groups in frontline areas of Damascus had regularly alleged that fighters and citizens were dying of gas-like symptoms.

Citing "reports circulating on the Internet," a spokesman for Russia's foreign ministry claimed on Friday that video posted online by opposition activists in Syria, said to show victims suffering from a chemical weapons strike outside Damascus on Wednesday, was fake.

By just 13 votes, British lawmakers rejected a motion urging an international response to a chemical weapons strike for which the United States has blamed the forces of the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad.

Two officers fired their weapons, striking the teenager, who was transported to a hospital with two gunshot wounds in the chest and abdomen.

The report characterizes some Russian air and artillery strikes as indiscriminate, saying that in some cases weapons struck half a mile away from military targets and even where no military target could be discerned.

Featuring a fictitious Destiny player named DrCrispy93, the three-minute video shows off some of the new features players can expect, including fresh weapons, strikes, story missions and multiplayer maps.

With the widespread use of sophisticated targeting sensors, with which aircrews record infrared video of the impact of a missile or bomb, air forces have a greater capacity than ever to know exactly where weapons struck and when they have failed to function properly.

Given both the seriousness of the reported chemical weapons strikes in Syria, and the enduring and complex nature of the conflict itself, ahead of any action being taken I would fully expect the prime minister to make his case to parliament.