Sentence examples for radioactive rain from inspiring English sources

Each new area presents fresh danger from predators higher on the food chain or sometimes even from radioactive rain.

Rumors persist, despite denials in the press, about the dangers of radioactive rain or the powers of vodka, and especially cabernet wine, to flush radiation from the body.

Wearing a gray suit and a fedora, Mr. Neumann moved haltingly with a cane as he portrayed the novelist William Burroughs strolling through radioactive rain in "Berlin and Chernobyl".

Radioactive rain from the Soviet nuclear disaster at Chernobyl has so befouled the green highlands around here that what the Welsh call the "oen" - the lamb - is now under Government protection from slaughter until the last traces of fallout are gone.

He said, oh my god, we've hit radioactive rain.

Radioactive rain from the Fukushima accident fell as far away as Ireland.

Within 45 minutes, nuclear fallout mixed with ash and smoke from the firestorms to create a radioactive black rain that soaked survivors and did not abate until the fires began to burn themselves out in the evening.

The Environment Ministry program requires all prefectures where radioactive fallout rained down after the triple meltdown at the Fukushima plant to dispose of designated waste within their own jurisdictions.

Worse, intensely radioactive fallout rained down on inhabited atolls to the east of Bikini and on a Japanese fishing boat, the ironically-named Lucky Dragon #5.

Radioactive ash and rain fell on the boat.

During World War II, American scientists in the Manhattan Project worried that the Germans would rain radioactive material on our troops storming the beaches on D-Day.