Sentence examples for radioactive poisoning from inspiring English sources

One symptom of radioactive poisoning is nausea, Kahn explains, and, when one person vomits, people around him will start to vomit, convinced that they are dying.

Litvinenko, who died from radioactive poisoning in a London hospital in November 2006, was killed by two Russian agents, Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun, the inquiry report said.

The post-mortem examination established that Mr Litvinenko died as a result of radioactive poisoning, from a massive dose of polonium 210.

He had just died after days of excruciating agony from radioactive poisoning, and the doctors asked if she wished to see him one final time.

A British citizen was murdered on the streets of London by radioactive poisoning from a teapot in a "hit" probably approved by a foreign head of state.

But relations remain overshadowed, above all, by the 2006 murder in central London of a former Russian intelligence agent, Alexander Litvinenko, by radioactive poisoning.

Alexander Litvinenko, you may recall, was the former K.G.B. agent killed by radioactive poison in London.

Perhaps we might call the radioactive poison in its bloodstream Ukrainium.

Rather, they were "acting on behalf of others", using a radioactive poison they barely understood.

One is that the choice of a radioactive poison was intentionally sensational.

The upshot was that, within days, Lugovoi returned to the UK, this time alone, bringing with him another container of radioactive poison.