bombproof

"It looks like it's supposed to be bombproof or something."

"Now this space right here is always kept open, so we can close these big bombproof doors."

There would be no retreating to the bombproof this time.

Once more they retired to the bombproof, and again the great gun was fired.

In 2011, a 700-1,000 bed bombproof emergency facility was opened.

The bombproof doors had been open, maybe he lived right, he thought.

The bombproof military operations center had been obsolete for that purpose before it was ever finished.

If the bombproof doors to the hangar bays were only open.

Only after an invisible guard screens visitors does a bombproof street door click open.

The document remained there for decades in its most secure bombproof vault, out of public view.

Charlie and His Orchestra was moved in the still bombproof province.

After the Crater, the 9th moved back to the trenches and bombproof dugouts.

The Maginot was a thin line: a concrete tunnel made bombproof with earth.

He had a large bombproof shelter underground, stocked with two years' supplies of food and drink.

Then, when we get around to it, we could build something more modern and a little less like a bombproof."

These massive bombproof forts had been built in 1941-42 after the first Allied attacks on the city.

Tom rushed from the bombproof, dropping the electric button.

The large observation panel showed all departments of my bombproof deep-sea shelter.

He led her into an arched, bombproof den.

Meanwhile the two redoubts had been very strongly built with deep and effective bombproof shelters.

"The horses have to be bombproof (calm in all eventualities).

Heavier mortar shells could penetrate magazines and many bombproof shelters.

It might not really be bombproof, but it looked damned spectacular:

Peabody stepped with Eve and a uniformed guard into a bombproof elevator.

The bombproof pens rose up from the black water, grey, ugly and blast-scarred.