apocalypse造句

And apocalypse just means opening up, revelation.

Recovery will be a struggle, but apocalypse looks less likely now.

You say that you detect in my writing a yearning for apocalypse.

Photographer Lori Nix created miniature replicas of the apocalypse and photograph them.

When apocalypse weekend was released as the add-on for postal2 it added the new boomerang machete sledgehammer and scythe.

Sir Salman Rushdie's most famous novel opens on the night India was partitioned, August 14th 1947, a date that amounted to the apocalypse for many.

So given the recent explosion of the undead in popular culture, one should wonder whether all of this might be suggesting an imminent zombie apocalypse?

After the apocalypse, it will tell you where your friends are and what direction they're traveling in, so you can meet up.

Our fears of the apocalypse may in the end mirror the most fundamental fear of all: fear of our own mortality.

You've got to feel sorry for the authors of those "2012 apocalypse" cash-in books, though, haven't you? Oh, wait, no, you haven't.

This vault contains a countless variety of seeds from across the world, and is intended to be used to rekindle society in the event of a devastating global apocalypse.

Why we use this term is because Paul, as far as we know it, never wrote an apocalypse, and yet his letters show strong influence of apocalypticism, that is an apocalyptic world view.

That gets its first outing in the Book of Revelation, a lurid account of the apocalypse probably best read as an allegory of the individual Christian's journey to salvation.