Examples of 'hit by a bomb' in a sentence
Meaning of "hit by a bomb"
The phrase 'hit by a bomb' is used metaphorically to describe a sudden and significant impact or setback. It implies that someone or something experiences a devastating blow or is greatly affected by an unexpected and destructive event, similar to the aftermath of being struck by an explosive bomb
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hit by a bomb
Likely to be hit by a bomb dropping from a height.
Like the place has been hit by a bomb.
The central tower was hit by a bomb and seriously damaged during the Second World War.
They speculate that the plane could be hit by a bomb.
On 5 April she was hit by a bomb dropped during an air raid on the docks.
It was the second time the hotel has been hit by a bomb.
A plane is hit by a bomb.
One man said he had seen a civilian building hit by a bomb.
The department store was hit by a bomb on the night of 29 July.
Everyone had at first thought that just his own house had been hit by a bomb.
Boys, we were hit by a bomb.
I did not bring you all the way from Wales to see you hit by a bomb.
The ship was hit by a bomb on 10 November that killed four men.
Which might be hit by a bomb.
It shattered beyond recognition, like it was hit by a bomb.
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A Humvee had been hit by a bomb.
Yes, and then I will rip everything to shreds as if a burkha was hit by a bomb.
Arashio and Asashio were each hit by a bomb.
They would know where to take you . If you would been hit by a bomb.
Last week, the convoy of the interior minister was hit by a bomb attack in Cairo.
One day a power station just 400 metres from here was hit by a bomb.
Presently, the mental asylum is hit by a bomb.
My, what it looks like here! Like the place has been hit by a bomb.
