scuds in a sentence

1. Rat-a-tat, danger, Scuds from Syria, war in the north.

2. Remember when they said, “Well, maybe these scuds will get in and kill somebody”?

3. Find the Mexican scuds—rockets that go a mile into the air and explode like M-1000s.

4. In the next five to 10 years, Israel’s enemies will inevitably arm themselves with GPS-guided ballistic missiles such as Scuds, [Rubin] said.

5. Although it was not widely reported, the US actually lost the battle of the Scuds in the first Gulf War –– termed “the great Scud hunt” –– and for similar reasons.

6. it has been suggested that the sturdy construction techniques used in israeli cities, coupled with the fact that scuds were only launched at night, played an important role in limiting the number of casualties from scud attacks.

7. The second misperception has to do with our complacency in general about missiles-as-weapons probably attributable to the pathetic performance of Saddam Hussein's Scuds during the first Gulf war: a dangerous illusion that I will now attempt to rectify.