Sentence examples for would be detonated from inspiring English sources

This, she said, was where the bomb would be detonated.

For a large adult male buckled well back in the passenger seat, both squibs would be detonated simultaneously.

The missile carried three high-explosive warheads that would be detonated by the guidance system at the predicted interception point.

Police said the man claimed to have been abducted and dropped off at the City2 complex, and that the "suicide belt" would be detonated remotely.

He said rebels had laid mines at a number of power stations in Slavyansk, which he claimed would be detonated if the government moved on the city.

At 5.50pm on Wednesday Freeman received a tweet from an anonymous user, @98JU98U989, which claimed that a bomb had been placed outside her home and would be detonated at 10.47pm.

The charge would then be detonated by a clockwork mechanism that released a musket firing mechanism, probably a flintlock, that had been adapted for the purpose.

The prosecution said that although the men had not settled on a final plan of attack, they were considering a range of options, including the number and size of the bombs and whether some would need to be detonated by timers.

It would take a lot of convincing before Coloradans would allow it to be detonated in their own backyard, even underground.

This could be detonated with conventional explosives as a "dirty bomb" which would spew out radioactive particles.

But should one ever be detonated, it is important to know that the number of fatalities would probably be small.