Sentence examples for meltdown scene from inspiring English sources
I was so distracted by the sliding metal trap door, the deafening beeping alarm, and the toilet tipping back into a suddenly opening wall, all of which were combining to make me feel like I was in the meltdown scene of so many movies, that I didn't even react to a second explosion of sound that came from behind me -- until I felt my feet getting wet.
Euro meltdown in prospect.
It is easy to produce a rogues' gallery of bankers who coined in the cash while setting the scene for meltdown.
An element of the Rangers support maintains the club was badly treated by the Scottish scene following financial meltdown.
Among artists featured in the June issue is the Greek painter Stelios Faitakis, who depicts apocalyptic scenes of social meltdown in a style derived from traditional Byzantine iconography.
The mayor, Yuko Endo, took the controversial decision to encourage people to return after he visited to Pripyat, a deserted town near Chernobyl, scene of the catastrophic meltdown in 1986.
Although bound to be classified as gay drama, Cucumber belongs to the broader genre of respectability meltdown, as Henry is accelerated from smug dullness to scenes featuring police intervention, furious colleagues and social humiliation.
Since the financial "meltdown" of 2007-08 we have witnessed similar scenes, and similar outrage, around MPs' expenses and bankers' bonuses.
The series III episode "Polymorph" references and parodies key moments from Alien (1979); from series IV, "Camille" echoes key scenes from Casablanca (1942), while "Meltdown" borrows the main plot from Westworld (1973).
The floating platform is anchored 13 miles offshore from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, the scene of earthquake, tsunami and reactor meltdown disasters in March 2011.
And two years before Occupy Wall Street, Moore called out an economy rigged for the rich in 2009's Capitalism: A Love Story, with the housing meltdown and subsequent bailout as the ultimate crime scene.
