Sentence examples for radioactive fire from inspiring English sources

It rose up out of the sea, a fearsome roaring monster unlike anything humans had ever seen, horrible, primeval, unstoppable, towering, breathing radioactive fire and leaving total destruction in its wake.

Tens of thousands of us drifted in dregs and clumps from Marble Arch to Trafalgar Square in London, and the message throughout was clear: instead of spending vast sums of money to turn the seas to ash and the skies to radioactive fire, we should put that money towards the NHS, public transport, and education instead.

In 1979, the then Nevada governor Robert List ordered the Beatty low-level waste facility shut down and launched an investigation after a radioactive cargo fire on a truck parked on US Highway 95, at the facility gate.

Many a sailor found solace in the pale light cast out over the ocean and now the Schofield Watch Company is celebrating these by releasing a watch that glows like a radioactive trash fire and is made almost entirely of carbon fiber.

Ugo Lapointeof the mine-watch organization Quebec Meilleure Mine, said his group believes these risks should be enough to convince Quebec to continue its moratorium; even without concluding on the risks related to accidents like a radioactive spill, fire, or nuclear waste.

Radiation may be dangerous, but every time a radioactive atom fires out one of these little missiles there is a potentially very useful by-product (besides helium) - heat.

If radioactive material caught fire, however, many experts now say residents up to 50 miles downwind from the plant would have to be evacuated.

"The steel is valuable but ships are also full of things like asbestos, heavy metals, polychlorinatd biphenyls (PCBs) and maybe even radioactive material from fire detectors … these things are not disposed of properly". It is usually dumped or simply washed away by the tide, causing significant environmental concerns.

An oil platform has been evacuated after a ship carrying radioactive material caught fire and began drifting in the Moray Firth.

An atomic explosion kills by shock waves, by radioactive fallout, and by fire.

This second explosion also ejected chunks of graphite moderator into the air, which caught fire, releasing radioactive fallout.