If and when I survive the coronapocalypse I’m going to finally peel myself out of my home made biohazard suit […] and take a whole month off to just lie around the house touching and stroking my face.
2020 March 19, Katherine Yao, “My Final Freshman Feelings In the Wake of Coronavirus”, in The Cornell Daily Sun, volume 136, number 70, →ISSN, page 9:
When people warned me that my freshman year in college would be the most difficult, I was expecting many long, hot dates with Calculus: Early Transcendentals in the Olin Stacks. Never did I imagine that there would be a coronapocalypse.
2020 March 19, Alesia Bani, “Thanks to COVID-19, a study abroad term becomes study at home”, in The Japan Times[2]:
The twist I didn’t expect was that my home country of the United States would fall deeper into a “coronapocalypse” than Japan. Instead of receiving concerned messages from friends and family about my situation here, it’s now me who is checking in on them.
2020 March 20, Alanna Durkin Richer, “Quarantinis anyone? Happy hours go virtual amid virus crisis”, in Associated Press International:
Now she is planning to host weekly video chat happy hours to help moms "celebrate surviving another week of the Coronapocalypse" with a "quarantini."
2020 April 2, Bruce Edward Walker, “Column: You’re never alone with a schizophrenic”, in Morning Sun[3]:
But I digress. Intentionally, I suppose, as a deadline looms and there seems nothing else in the world to write about other than the coronapocalypse.
2020 April 6, Christopher Null, “The Reality of Covid-19 Is Hitting Teens Especially Hard”, in Wired[4]:
The coronapocalypse has been devastating for us adults, but its impact on teenagers is arguably far greater.
2020 April 13, Joel Rubinoff, “‘You can still connect on an emotional level through music’”, in Waterloo Region Record[5]:
As the Coronapocalypse enters week four, with entire cities and countries shut down, the usual suspects are dusting off their resumes faster than you can say "9/11" to assume the mantle of "Voice of a Generation."
2020 April 16, Mark Leiren-Young, “Comment: Write tributes to people you love, think of stories that make you smile”, in The Times-Colonist[6]:
I stayed up all night, tuned out the Coronapocalypse and wrote about my friend — trying to find the laughs she’d asked for.
2020 April 17, Soleil Ho, “‘Two new cookbooks on beans perfect for coronavirus shelter-in-place cooking”, in San Francisco Chronicle[7]:
Zoom meetings, handkerchief masks, toilet paper and beans might as well be the four horsemen of the coronapocalypse.
2020 April 21, Julia Kanapathippillaii, “Coronavirus: Surviving the Coronapocalypse”, in The Canberra Times[8]:
Canberra Psychologist and founder of 'My Colourful Mind' Brianna Thomas has created a blog series Surviving the Coronapocalpse.
2021 October 30, Buddy Shipley, “Vote No on 1A again”, in Vail Daily, Vail, Colorado:
This past year and a half of the Coronapocalypse has been financially devastating for many, but that doesn't stop the tax and spend gangs!
2022 February 3, Bruce Walker, “The false choice between music and politics”, in The Morning Sun, Alma, Michigan:
But all this nonsense has laid bare the simple fact most of us have lost our respective minds over politics, what passes for science, culture wars and the coronapocalypse.
