Sentence examples for terminal war from inspiring English sources

It was evident then that the act might have led to terminal war, a conclusion fortified much later by revelations that tactical nuclear weapons had been deployed, and that Russian forces were far greater than US intelligence had reported.

It's a bit over year since the 1961 launching of several thousand nukes all across the Northern Hemisphere, in the terminal war for which no history would ever be written.

Though Spielberg's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull succeeded in replicating (and surpassing) the financial success of the original franchise, other recent works like The Terminal, War Horse, Munich, and The Adventures of Tintin have been met with less commercial success.

Though Spielberg's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull succeeded in replicating (and surpassing) the success of the original franchise, other recent works like The Terminal, War Horse, Munich and The Adventures of Tintin have met with less commercial success.

Those familiar with the grim record of the 70 years of the nuclear weapons era will be all too aware that this is the kind of incident that has often come perilously close to igniting terminal nuclear war.

3. Starting in World War I, Terminal Island had become important as a ship-building center.

On the south side of the airfield, across the runway from the passenger terminal, sit eight cold-war-era hangars rusting slowly.

All through their arduous battle-zone assignments -- even as they witness so many men damaged beyond retrieval -- the sisters continue to agonize over their respective solutions to their mother's pre-War terminal-cancer sufferings.

Fenton's books include "Terminal Moraine," "The Memory of War: Poems 1968-1982," "ChindrExile Exile," and, most recently, "Out of Danger".

The hall was filled with a cheering crowd that interrupted Mr. Bush twice, and the president described the decisions ahead in the stark terms of the terminal's heyday in World War II.

ON June 12 , 1987 the cold war entered a terminal phase, in ways that few could have anticipated, and in fact, almost no one did — with the exception of a president down on his legendary luck.