Sentence examples for which bombers from inspiring English sources

Diamond is not the only jewel on the 700-acre Harwell site, from which bombers took off for the D Day landings.

The Jenin police headquarters, an Israeli Army statement said, was "a center of terrorist activity," from which bombers had been sent on missions to attack Israel.

The Colombian raid, in which bombers were backed up by ground forces, has also complicated the fate of dozens of high-profile hostages, including Americans and a French citizen, held by the Farc.

In the blitz of London and other cities, the Luftwaffe used a system called Knickebein, in which bombers followed one radio beam broadcast from ground stations on the continent until that beam was intersected by another beam at a point over the target.

The flaring of violence in the Syrian capital followed a weekend in which bombers struck at government targets in both Damascus and Aleppo, Syria's largest cities, raising concerns that the scope of the armed uprising was expanding into places that had been largely spared from violence.

American planners decided to build a series of airfields to the west of Umnak, from which bombers could attack the invading forces.

Attacks in which the bombers gain entrance into heavily guarded areas often involve bribes as well as intensive preparation.

This is a striking change from Afghan suicide bombings of just six months ago, in which the bombers exacted few casualties.

Hundreds of suspected militants were arrested, and Jemaah Islamiyah, the al-Qa'ida-linked network to which the bombers belonged, was significantly weakened.

Rebuilding the landmark Baroque church, which Allied bombers turned to rubble in 1945, has been a task of enormous complexity spanning more than a decade.

Rebuilding this landmark Baroque church, which Allied bombers turned into rubble in 1945, has been a task of enormous complexity, spanning more than a decade.