bomb car造句

• But they do feel threatened when animal rights activists burn buildings or bomb cars.
• The wreckage of the bomb car was also conveyed to the Garda Depot for technical examination.
• Eventually Callahan and Al Quan are trapped in an alleyway and the bomb car advances on them.
• The explosion was so powerful that bomb car's transmission was flung 50 meters ( 165 feet ).
• Police said Melainine was plotting against unidentified government officials at the time of his arrest and intended to bomb cars and markets.
• The Avenger, along with the second of the three bomb cars, was preceded by a lead " scout " car.
• What appeared to be part of the bomb car was stuck in a small water fountain, while other bits were stuck in trees.
• "She had a piece of the car, the car-bomb car, stuck on her chest, " she said.
• When a search warrant was executed at Ferritto s house in Erie, police found the registration papers for the bomb car and arrested him.
• Garda notebooks were " presumed lost, abandoned or destroyed . " A finger print was found on a registration plate of the Monaghan bomb car.
• The Garda S韔ch醤a interviewed a number of witnesses who had seen the bomb cars at various locations in the Dublin area and " en route ".
• One young woman who had been beside the bomb car was decapitated; the only clue to her sex was the pair of brown platform boots she was wearing.
• While Greene was inside the building, Ferritto and Ronald " The Crab " Carabbia planted a box bomb inside a bomb car, and while Greene was inside the dentist, they parked the car next to Greene's.
• The next night a UVF unit drove the bomb car, which had been meant for Clontibret, and parked it outside a Catholic owned pub and home in Keady, County Armagh; it exploded, killing a man and a woman.
• Horman's legal action against Pinochet was sponsored by Chilean lawyers Sergio Corvalan and Fabiola Letelier _ sister of Orlando Letelier, a prominent Chilean socialist killed by a bomb car in Washington in 1976, a crime traced to Pinochet's security services.
• It is possible it was a reference to the Garda officer in Drogheda who took note of the 20 January 1973 bomb car's registration number as it passed through on the way to Dublin where it detonated in Sackville Place, killing one man.
• The stolen Ford Escort belonged to a man from Portadown, who according to Captain Fred Holroyd, had links with one of the UVF bombers and the driver of the bomb car which had been left to explode in Parnell Street, Dublin on 17 May 1974.
• As he measured the distance of the crater and inspected the damage done to the surrounding buildings, he discovered that the wreckage of the bomb car had been moved from the exact spot where it had detonated to allow the passage of Fire Brigade engines and ambulance workers to remove the dead and injured.
• The RUC Special Branch, in a reply dated 23 July 1974 to an earlier Garda enquiry regarding Marchant, stated that Marchant " was our guest for a number of hours ( and Henry Barron confirmed that Marchant was named in the Garda files as the leader of the gang which provided the bomb cars.