The phrase "armageddon from" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a source or origin related to "Armageddon," but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The movie depicted an armageddon from a catastrophic event that changed the world forever."
Alternatives: "apocalypse from" or "catastrophe from".
Kevin Drum says he feels like he's "watching Armageddon from an armchair".
It was part of a flurry of journeys to make urgent appeals to voters who at this point might be inured to what have become numbing warnings of economic Armageddon from their state leaders.
Muscular nationalism is also common in American films, of course: In "Armageddon," from 1998, U.S. leadership saved the world from natural calamity; more recently, "Interstellar" modeled American interplanetary exploration.
Armageddon, from the coherency-challenged director of The Rock, is coming in July; the first movie, Deep Impact, from the combined efforts of Paramount and DreamWorks (with none other than Steven Spielberg as executive producer), has ER director Mimi Leder at the helm.
News Corporation's Daily Telegraph whipped itself into a frenzy about the evils of Labor day after day, loyally putting down progressivism in all its forms – and the result of all the histrionics and all the dire predictions of Armageddon from Ray Hadley and his ilk was a positive swing to Labor in the Telegraph heartland in Australia's most populous state.
Of course, many Americans believe marijuana use rarely becomes problematic, and continued, overblown warnings of pot-induced Armageddon from conservative blowhards make it tempting to think the drug is harmless.
The Edge of Armageddon: Lessons from the Brink.
Allyn's book The Edge of Armageddon: Lessons from the Brink was published in October 2012 for the fiftieth anniversary of the missile crisis.
Our schools are the engines of our human capital, and if we don't bail out public education we face a bigger economic Armageddon years from now.
On the 25th anniversary of the missile crisis, Allyn wrote a memoir The Edge of Armageddon: Lessons from the Brink (Rosetta Books, 2012).
Ive attended concerts and my wife Paris is perhaps even more of a fan of the Grateful Dead," Martin said during a video interview published by Billboard, adding that his "famous rock'n'roll" novel The Armageddon Rag from 1983 was most heavily impacted by his music taste.
