Sentence examples for alien tech from inspiring English sources

Instead, Jessie Usher will be playing his son, with Smith's character dead after an "alien tech malfunction".

Agent Ward was introduced retrieving alien tech from him in the pilot, while Akela's ill-fated mission seven years ago was apparently to take him down.

On the downside, the planet is under another threat: alien tech – and alien tissue – is being used by people to abduct and experiment on others.

The stage is set for a Culture clash, in which a figure with magical alien tech wreaks havoc among the primitives.

Now, 20 years on, America has a woman president, the White House has been reconstructed and the use of recovered alien tech has enabled earthlings to achieve all sorts of futuristic innovations such as big flying cars and overhead monorails.

Vic Stone, AKA Cyborg, has been around since 1980 as part of the Teen Titans but the character – blown in half by a lab accident but saved after fusing permanently with some mysterious alien tech – was recently promoted to the Serie A of comics, bringing some much-needed diversity to the Justice League.

You know somebody is going to be a worthy companion when they think nothing of a piece of alien space tech hurtling towards them at night, and the unfussy way she rescued her Spaceman-Angel back to his time machine marked Madge out from the start.

Oh, it has all the trappings -- space ships, aliens, futuristic tech -- but you could just as easily strip all that stuff out -- turn the spaceship into an airplane, turn the "Ursa" into a (duh) bear -- and it wouldn't really change the story one iota.

But once Abzû's ostensible targets are met, it's hard to see too many people returning to it, unless they really fancy a date with a goblin shark or tomopteris, or want to further explore theories regarding the alien-like tech that's both operational and smashed to pieces throughout the environments.

As it happens, it had a rabbit in it too, though that one was a hi-tech alien avatar.

There's a rough and pragmatic edge to the villain, played by Michael Keaton, who forges weapons from high-tech alien scrap and sells them on the black market.