Sentence examples for at cold war from inspiring English sources

Russia needs strategic arms reduction since it cannot afford to maintain its arsenal at cold war levels.

The FX television series "The Americans" looks at cold war espionage from the Soviet point of view: the heroes are two K.G.B. agents living undercover in Reagan's America.

"The Russians aren't going to bomb us," he chuckles, and, with the hindsight of history, it's easy to laugh at cold war nuclear panic.

"The Company" takes the same lovingly reproachful look at cold war antics that "Mad Men," on AMC, brings to the Madison Avenue rat race.

The Jackson-Vanik amendment, aimed squarely at cold war restrictions on the movement of Soviet Jews, bars the president from giving favorable tariff treatment to nations that restrict free emigration.

The picture looks at cold war paranoia from a kid's point of view: in one scene, Hogarth and his schoolmates watch a hyperkinetic "duck-and-cover" film, in which a dancing hedgehog instructs them on what to do in the event of a nuclear attack.

On the 15th, limited operations began at Limestone, as Cold War tensions began to heat up.

An extensive collection of information and artifacts is available at the Cold War Museum at //www.coldwar.org/.

That will still leave next year's nonwar military spending at $553 billion, higher in real terms than at the cold war's peak.

I also looked yesterday at a Cold War fantasy of what a Pope should be.

The Lede took a deeper look at the cold war titans' dance in February.