Sentence examples for atomic armageddon from inspiring English sources

He flees the atomic Armageddon and finds himself at a political rally for a presidential candidate in a nearby suburb.

Corbyn believes that Britain should not, as a point of principle, control the means to unleash atomic Armageddon.

And Republicans from Western states didn't want to turn vast stretches of their land into missile trenches, much less ground zero for atomic Armageddon.

These low-budget fifties sci-fi movies, with their hectic tone that veers between emotional excess and technocratic earnestness, captured the hysteria over pressing issues that these déclassé movies reflect — and often bested high-grade Hollywood's approach to such matters as atomic Armageddon and the sexual revolution.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 — In 1979, in the dark freeze of the cold war and six months after the accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Middletown, Pa., they packed Madison Square Garden for a series of "No Nukes" concerts that seemed to echo a generation's fear of atomic Armageddon.

Later, as the horrible nature of radiation casualties became clearer to the American people, and as the Soviet Union developed its own arsenal of atomic weapons, threatening the United States with nuclear Armageddon, Americans began to reexamine Truman's decision in the context of the Cold War and the nuclear arms race.

Trickle-down nuclear armageddon.

The former California governor renewed his crusade for nuclear disarmament and climate action at an event hosted by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, which unveiled the latest setting of its iconic Doomsday Clock, the hands of which sit at two minutes to midnight, a warning that the world is as close to nuclear Armageddon and climate disaster as it has ever been.

His epic in this last genre was a gory interpretation of Armageddon, complete with horrific atomic aftermaths.

An influential European politician on his return from Washington described to me the scenario that vexes military experts most at this moment: should Iran refuse to be stopped in reaching the end phase of her atomic programme and Israel see herself forced to intervene militarily, Iran already has its own road map to Armageddon.

Despite the end of the Cold War and Obama's commitment to nuclear disarmament, the Doomsday Clock of The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has remained at an uncomfortable five minutes from midnight for the last two years -- that's two minutes closer to Armageddon than when the clock debuted in 1947.