bomber English

Meaning bomber meaning

What does bomber mean?

bomber

— noun a military aircraft that drops bombs during flight

— noun a large sandwich made of a long crusty roll split lengthwise and filled with meats and cheese (and tomato and onion and lettuce and condiments); different names are used in different sections of the United States

— noun a person who plants bombs

Synonyms bomber synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as bomber?

bomber English » English

zep

wedge

torpedo

submarine sandwich

submarine

sub

poor boy

hoagy

hoagie

hero sandwich

hero

grinder

Italian sandwich

Cuban sandwich

dive bomber

bombing plane

bombing craft

bomber jacket

bombardment aircraft

bombardier

Examples bomber examples

How do I use bomber in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom and Mary adopted two children whose parents had been killed by a suicide bomber.

The police caught the suicide bomber before he could detonate his bomb.

The suicide bomber fired towards former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, but missed.

Tom seems to be unwilling to be a suicide bomber.

Tom was killed by a suicide bomber.

Movie subtitles

Make me a dive bomber.

I just fly a bomber.

I don't know about its being thrilling, but it's quite a bomber.

Break out one of the cargo booms, put a sling on this bomber and get it in place.

THAT'S HOW A BOMBER CREW FUNCTIONS.

WE DIDN'T EVEN GET A BOMBER OFF.

IT'S NOT THE BOMBER'S FAULT!

LIKE THE BOMBER NOW?

Looked like a four-motor bomber to me.

What would a bomber be doing here alone?

There's our bomber escort.

A bomber will land in a moment and it needs to change accumulators.

A few days ago they flew Johnny and me home from France in a stripped-down bomber.

You've got the older guys flying this tough ground strike and replacements are flying cover for a bomber mission.

A bomber squadron, even with our protection, wouldn't stand a chance.

But if you think it can be done, I'll order a bomber here right away.

We don't need the confounded submarine with the bomber sight intact.

Break out a cargo booms, put a sling on this bomber, and get it in place.

A bomber is waiting for you at Creighton.

That's why we must get our bags and ourselves aboard that bomber without delay.

Your boats will take us to Mindanao. From there, an Army bomber will fly us south.

Did you fly a bomber during the war?

Not even with the bomber that's coming over.

Look, if we run into thousands of the thing you killed yesterday it'll take a bomber squadron plus an infantry regiment to mop up.

One of these days you're gonna come around here, and I'll shoot you, so help me! Morning, Madge. Hello, Bomber.

Oh, Bomber, will you stop being ridiculous?

Do I fly that bomber?

And there's only one thing that's important: that I fly that bomber.

They'll have to keep you to fly this bomber.

I just fly a bomber. How perfectly thrilling.

Well, I could talk about national security, beating the potential enemy bomber; flying to New York in two hours, but that's not the real point.

He was a bomber pilot.

The Technical Department has had two years. to develop this new bomber.

We know they've perfected their method of hooking back onto the mother bomber, which could only have been done by experts of his type.

You mean for him to actually fly one of our parasite jets and return it to the mother bomber?

It's a bomber plane.

Aircraft of the British V-bomber force near the Russian border.

Herr Conductor, we have shot down a British bomber over Paris.

News and current affairs

Until the surviving bomber was found, Boston was reduced to a ghost town.

In response to China's capability to project power many hundreds of miles from its borders, the US (as I have suggested for the last 25 years) should develop a long-range bomber capable of penetrating sophisticated defenses and delivering great force.

But a long-range bomber would be more cost-effective than standoff bombers with cruise missiles, and, unlike shorter-range tactical bombers, its bases would be invulnerable to attack.

Such blackmail might work for a suicide bomber.

Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber who murdered 168 people in 1995, thought he was defending the US Constitution against a predatory federal government.

Only if one musters the courage to envision the bomber and the lunchbox at the same time is it possible to comprehend the tragic vision of history that Hiroshima -- like other episodes that have seared our modern conscience -- most clearly represents.

Earlier that day, the prince had the bomber flown in on his private jet from the Yemeni-Saudi border and reportedly ordered that he not be carefully searched.

By granting Snowden asylum for one year, Russian President Vladimir Putin, will have the bomber in his midst when he hosts this year's summit in Saint Petersburg.

Sri Lanka's bitter war of terror - one that practically invented the infamy of the suicide bomber - had been showing signs of abating of late.

A suicide bomber attacked in Israel, and, in retaliation, the Israel Defense Forces took over Ramallah, where the tiny Palestinian Sesame Street studio was located.

Yet, despite this spending shortfall, Putin seems obsessed with making pointless and provocative gestures, such as resuming long-range nuclear bomber flights off the American coast.

Last year, I pardoned a 14-year-old boy from the Pakistan tribal area in Waziristan who had come to Afghanistan to blow himself up as a suicide bomber.

The bomber was Abdullah Asiri, a Saudi citizen and Al-Qaeda member who had returned from Yemen, claiming to have renounced terrorism and wishing to surrender directly to Prince Muhammad in his palace.