Sentence examples for very cold war from inspiring English sources

Built in 1959 in the northwestern corner of Greenland, the camp was a semi-secret research station for a very cold war.

The row over Litvinenko's death plunged London and Moscow into a very cold war stand-off, with a tit-for-tat expulsion of diplomats.

Perovich works for the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, or crrel (pronounced "crell"), a division of the U.S. Army established in 1961 in anticipation of a very cold war.

The world the movie takes place in is very Cold War in outlook, and I'm a child of the Cold War.

"He made foreign policy decisions that cost a lot of lives and shaped a very controversial cold war.

After a very public cold war between father and daughter, the elder Le Pen seemed to have heeded Marine's call that he step down from politics, when he announced that he would not stand in regional elections later this year, and instead urged FN sympathizers to back his 25-year-old granddaughter, Marion Maréchal-Le Pen.

And it's becoming increasingly evident that in this very public peninsular cold war, private enterprise may prove pivotal to a thaw.

If this argument seems thin, compare Peter Sellers's Strangelove to Walter Matthau's Prof Groeteschele from a very similar 1964 Cold War film, Sidney Lumet's Fail-Safe.

The 80s were very much about cold war walls, with "us" on one side and "them" on the other: the west v the east, America v England, left v right.

It was a decision that made New Zealand very unpopular in Cold War Washington, but which generated significant national pride of the look-at-us-we're-the-little-guy-sticking-it-to-the-big-guy variety in New Zealand.

This was one of the lessons of the congressional attacks on the National Endowment for the Arts at the very end of the Cold War; but the lesson had been learned before, in a parallel episode, at the very start of the Cold War, an episode that defined the limits of what government could openly do in the practice of cultural diplomacy.