Our teachers explained that we had to do this in case there was a real atomic bomb.

They don't see that the real bomb is like inside their own heads.

I mean the message it gives to anyone else out there who's thinking of trying a repeat with real bombs.

The play was written before America dropped real bombs on Iraq.

"You're not going to use real bombs, are you, Tom?"

I can overload the plant and she'll become a real bomb.

"How long between the, uh, sustained reaction and a real bomb we can use?"

"That's not the same as being in the presence of a real bomb."

Well, real bombs do more than burn your fur off, I'm afraid.

Otherwise he would have hit the bandit like a real bomb.