bombsite in a sentence

• The Sandheys Park bombsite subsequently was requisitioned for housing.
• The last sentence in the lead is a bombsite:
• Robinson and Teach land and steal a German bomber in order to capture its bombsite.
• On a bombsite becoming a building site
• For several hours, crowds gathered at the bombsite to clean up and draw their conclusions.
• The album spawned the single, " On the Bombsite, " which failed to chart.
• This earned it the popular nickname of'the bombsite plant'among the war-time generation.
• In the early 1950s he entered the second-hand car business, setting up on a Hammersmith bombsite.
• He has since collaborated with Australian architect Russell Jones to build his dream home on a former bombsite in Bayswater, London.
• A set was built on a large Second World War bombsite just south of the Lambeth Road at the junction of Hercules Road.
• It's difficult to see bombsite in a sentence .
• Fortunately the original church bell could be incorporated into the new church, having been recast and repaired following its salvage from the bombsite.
• The only part of Hosking's chapel to survive the wartime bombing was the bell, which had been salvaged from the bombsite.
• It has been being demolished for the best part of three years now, affording tourists visiting the current rest house a fine view over something resembling a downmarket bombsite.
• The Garden was set up on a carpark in the 1980s, which had itself been established on a World War II bombsite ( the site was bombed in 1940 ).
• The land where it is situated was a bombsite in the Second World War, and is owned by the Parliamentary Estate; Westminster City Council operates a car park underneath.
• Reading of Freddy s feat in the newspapers attracts inventor Uncle Ben to the farm to perfect his bombsite, but the device cannot be perfected before generals come to evaluate it.
• The field had three 7, 300 ?concrete runways, a hangar, warehouse, repair and machine shops, link and bomb trainers, Norden bombsite vaults, and barracks for over 600 officers and enlisted men.
• In 1943, he saved the life of a Jewish woman, Rose Janson, whom he provided with a passport he found on a bombsite, and who subsequently managed to escape to the United States via a neutral country.
• True, the old rest house, even in top condition, looked like an upmarket bombsite-but the solution is not to knock it halfway down and then deposit the debris in huge, unsightly piles just a couple hundred meters away.
• In response to a suggestion that dark clothing would be more appropriate than her usual pastels and high heels for a bombsite tour, she said, " They would wear their best dresses if they were coming to see me ."