Sentence examples for a rush of emergency from inspiring English sources

As a small fraction — some 2.4 million doses — of the nasal spray version of the new swine flu vaccine began arriving last week at local health departments, plans for limited distribution were being formulated on the fly or dusted off from earlier in the decade, when fears of an avian flu pandemic sparked a rush of emergency preparedness.

To prevent a rush to emergency shelters, residents of neighbouring northern Minnesota were also warned because radio broadcasts dramatizing the event could be received in that area.

Embassies and consulates throughout the country experienced a rush of visitors as foreigners sought emergency passports; these had to be submitted to the German Foreign Ministry to obtain exit permits for neutral Denmark or the Netherlands.

After the rush of emergency responses and hasty testing done in a crisis, dozens of scientists from universities, medical schools and private firms have begun an intensive search for any lingering medical effects from the attacks.

In a rush of frantic dialing, they located her, in the emergency room, on the gurney.

A rush of blood?

I feel a rush of excitement inside you.

There's no rush of the emergency room -- no gurneys or defibrillators or physicians yelling orders in an environment of barely-controlled chaos.

In addition, in the rush of the emergency care of severely injured patients, informed consent must wait until a family member is contacted [ 23] whereas the initiation of treatment cannot wait.

A team of emergency responders rushed to the runway in case the plane had trouble landing, said Jim Peters, a Federal Aviation Administration official.

UNICEF rushed an initial round of emergency supplies to Iran this past weekend.