bombing|bombings in English

noun

[bomb·ing || 'bɒmɪŋ]

shelling, bombarding, dropping bombs o

Use "bombing|bombings" in a sentence

1. Bombinates bombinating bombination: bombinations bombing bombing run bombings bombless bomblet bomblets bomblike bombload bombloads: Literary usage of Bombinate

2. Mass bombings pulverized cities.

3. Continued bombings on Resistance holdouts...

4. Factbox: Bombings, shootings, Beatings - U.S

5. Most people viewed the bombings with revulsion.

6. The bombings were masterminded by a known drugs smuggler.

7. Security chiefs fear a new wave of terrorist bombings.

8. No more bombings, snipers, land mines, or terrorism.

9. Bombing, gassing, execution.

10. Bombardment: 1 n an attack by dropping bombs Synonyms: bombing Types: show 4 types hide 4 types bombing run that part of the flight that begins with the approach to the target; includes target acquisition and ends with the release of the bombs area bombing , carpet bombing , saturation bombing an extensive and systematic bombing intended

11. 12 An alarming spate of bombings has caused widespread panic.

12. A series of bombings are carried out by religious militants.

13. They're dive-bombing the city!

14. The bombings killed 65 children in an elementary school in Borujerd.

15. 25: Churchill orders the bombing of Berlin in retaliation for the previous night's bombing of Cripplegate.

16. The bombing alienated world opinion.

17. Six of the eight Bombings took place in Sri Lanka’s capital

18. Continued Assassinations and bombings led to a second conference at St

19. Examples: Accounts or images of shootings, explosions or bombings; execution videos

20. Those behind the Madrid bombings of 2004 were of Moroccan extraction.

21. Bombing in Beirut last fall.

22. The bombing levelled the village.

23. R/Bombing: Less art, more vandalism

24. The Japanese are bombing Pearl Harbor.

25. 8: Heavy RAF bombing of Hamburg.