Sentence examples for an alien army from inspiring English sources

It seems improbable, but I remember doing that twice in a single game, a kindergartner zoning out to the pattering footsteps of an alien army.

The plot pits a human army against an alien army on a distant planet, bringing live actors and digital technology together to make a large cast of virtual creatures who convey emotion as authentically as humans.

And then there's the poor sap who appears to have accidentally wandered in from a raunchy 1980s college comedy, and just wants to lose his virginity before he's blown to smithereens by an inscrutable alien army.

Set 25 years after the apocalyptic battle that ended Gears 3, a new alien army named the Swarm has emerged to threaten humanity.

He is released because a fourteen-year war with a tunnel-using alien army known as the Locusts has depleted the human army's ranks.

Earth's mightiest heroes come together and learn to fight as a team to stop the mischievous Loki (Tom Hiddleston) and his alien army from enslaving humanity.

This episode explores how Roddenberry and Serling used the future as a stage for modern morality plays, and actors like William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy (above right, with DeForest Kelley) and Nichelle Nichols describe how they prepared to interact on camera with everything including evil alien armies and a giant radish.

When the Black Widow says "I can't have kids", why couldn't Banner say, you know: "Underneath the nebbishness, I'm kind of a reckless super genius; forget the kids, let's have adventures instead?" Or when Banner says he's too dangerous to be around her, Black Widow could say: "Hey, I've fought alien armies to a standstill and saved the world – I'm really not afraid of one puny Hulk".

'Boum' is also the echo of a foreign imposed alien form of government held together by foreign experts, advisors, and a foreign army.

Frankly, I'm almost surprised it doesn't happen more often, given that we're not only raising young people on a diet of violence but indoctrinating them into a worldview that sees violence as a means to an end, whether it's a SWAT team crashing through a door or the Avengers taking on invading alien armies.

Although Hungary isn't a country famed for its defenses, in 2013 it's not alien armies they have to worry about: it's the burgeoning far-right movement, a worrying level of state control, and an increase in censorship all brewing within its own borders.