Sentence examples for radiation bomb from inspiring English sources

They are amazing creatures, in fact; you can boil them, freeze them, expose them to radiation – bomb them, most probably, too – and they are absolutely fine.

It was some time after that association began that Mr. Zubaydeh was arrested and Mr. Padilla allegedly traveled to Karachi, Switzerland and then the United States with his plans to develop the radiation bomb.

Iraq's testing of its radiological weapon was done in 1987 as it waged a war of attrition against Iran and considered the radiation bomb as a way to cripple enemy forces.

If the actual effect of a radiation bomb is that people clog the bridges out of town, swarm the hospitals and refuse to return to live and work in a contaminated place, then the impact is a good deal more than psychological.

More than half of the payments have gone to "down winders" who were exposed to radiation through bomb tests.

He then obtained worldwide rain samples from the International Atomic Energy Agency, which collected samples to track radiation from bomb tests.

One man is believed by Pakistani officials to be an associate of Jose Padilla, the Brooklyn-born man detained last month on the suspicion that he was trying to build a radiation dispersal bomb intended for detonation in an American city.

British ex-servicemen exposed to radiation in bomb tests in the south Pacific in the 1950s recently sought compensation in a London court for cancer, infertility and other medical problems.

Nor was it clear today whether either of the two Americans in detention had any association with Mr. Padilla, who was arrested May 8 on suspicion of trying to build a radiation-dispersal bomb.

The resulting nuclear fire lasted 10 days, spewing 400 times as much radiation as the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

By the time it was silenced early the next year by radiation from nuclear bomb tests, feats like the first trans-Atlantic television broadcasts had fired the public imagination.