Sentence examples for Feel radioactive from inspiring English sources

All the whiskey and junk food made my insides feel radioactive.

I didn't feel remotely guilty about the books, but the secret itself suddenly felt radioactive.

WASHINGTON Robert GriffinIIIIII discovered that dozens of cameramen were awaiting his arrival Monday afternoon at FedEx Field, where the long buildup to his return from surgery for the Washington Redskins registered at a level that felt vaguely radioactive.

These days, Britain's junk food drug market has a radioactive feel.

All these years later, the "If You Leave" aftermath feels a little radioactive for McCluskey and Humphreys.

Look into radioactive iodine treatments.

"The whole group feels a little less radioactive than it did," Mr. Taylor said.

"Of course Los Alamos is the classic, but nowhere else do you feel the warmth of the radioactive decay take you in its soft embrace quite as vividly as in the Hamgyong Nuclear Test Facility.

Lugovoi, a millionaire with a background in the private security business, had met with Litvinenko in London on Nov. 1, hours before the former KGB operative said he felt ill from poisoning by radioactive substance polonium-210.

Its only commonplace effect is that it controls the rates of certain sorts of radioactive decay.All matter feels the force of gravity, but only particles called quarks feel all three of the other forces.

Not that we have beds, but he sure makes it feel like we don't sleep in a radioactive maggot-infested concrete bunker.