Sentence examples for ambulance lights from inspiring English sources

The nurses from Mr. Jacobs's 2007 collaboration with Richard Prince had flashing ambulance lights for faces.

This moment has been teased all season, in clips of ambulance lights piercing the night sky and blood smeared across the mansion's tile floor.

But Tuesday afternoon neighbors were greeted by police and ambulance lights that peppered the block, and then Sammy being taken out on a stretcher.

Then even this stopped; the only things that light dark canyons formed by blacked-out buildings were police and ambulance lights, the occasional lights from a generator and the headlamps of taxis.

Every news story about a traffic fatality caused by texting, and every image of mangled cars or flashing ambulance lights, reminds consumers about the device at the accident's center.

People who were dancing moments before are on their knees in the streets; their skin is red in the glow of ambulance lights as they press their hands to their faces and cry.

A few hours ago, in the early evening dark, I stood on the 6th of October Bridge and saw fires flaring up out of burning vehicles, arcs of red tracer from fired blanks, the whoosh and tumbling bounce of white-plumed tear gas, streaks of light made by Molotov cocktails, the crackling sparks of tasers, and revolving blue ambulance light.

By Wendell Steavenson October 9, 2011 A few hours ago, in the early evening dark, I stood on the 6th of October Bridge and saw fires flaring up out of burning vehicles, arcs of red tracer from fired blanks, the whoosh and tumbling bounce of white-plumed tear gas, streaks of light made by Molotov cocktails, the crackling sparks of tasers, and revolving blue ambulance light.

A lyrical opening wedding scene, like a shot in a family album, flashes forward years in time to a twirling red ambulance light.

That hope was jolted by the sight of ambulances, lights ablaze but sirens strangely silent, hurtling along the road that twists through the jagged tree-topped mountains and the sight of medics ministering to injured workers.

Soon a nurse rushed to tell the Dreelands that she had just seen an ambulance with lights and sirens screech up to the hospital.