Sentence examples for cold war episode from inspiring English sources

Congress might have waved aside the revelations about Chile as another cold war episode.

The HBO documentary ":03 From Gold" (tonight at 10 p.m., Eastern) recounts the incident in minute detail, drawing heavily upon the expected interviews with American players but also on Soviet film archives and interviews with the team's coaches and players to deliver a powerful mystery story about a potent Cold War episode.

VICE chatted with Dean by phone for insight into what was officially known as Project Azorian, why the US government was so intent on finding a partially destroyed sub, and how a Cold War episode like this one resonates amid the frosty current relationship between (some of) the US government and Moscow.

Other famous cold war episodes were also tentative steps toward detente, he added.

The labor of scholars studying the Soviet bloc has provided new information about cold war episodes, like the Cuban missile crisis, in which Thomas's subject played a major part.

This weekend, presidential advisers and military officers from all sides who took part in the cold war's tensest episode gathered in Cuba to discuss issues arising from those 13 days, including intelligence failures and independent arms inspections.

Although the end of Soviet totalitarianism may have advanced liberty's cause as much as any event in history, that does not free us from an honest accounting of the Cold War's darker episodes.

"Cold War" is the eighth episode of the seventh series of the British science-fiction television drama Doctor Who.

In the Doctor Who episode "Cold War" (set in 1983), the character of Professor Grisenko David Warnerr) is a fan of Western pop music (particularly Duran Duran and Ultravox).

The Cold War and Kennedy assassination episodes are by contrast excellent — involving, enlightening, crisply immediate.

I say, commit to the Cold War, write some smashing episodes and don't worry about the finish line.