Sentence examples for assigned to rescue from inspiring English sources

Brian Fahey, 46, who was also assigned to Rescue 4, died in the basement of the hardware store after he was smothered by smoke.

Harry Ford, 50, a 27-year veteran of the Fire Department who had been cited 10 times for bravery and who was assigned to Rescue 4, was buried under bricks and concrete when the hardware store on Astoria Boulevard exploded, showering merchandise over the neighborhood.

Six years later, in Resident Evil 4, Leon returns as a secret agent for the U.S. federal government assigned to rescue the president's daughter from a sinister cult.

In 2004, he is a special agent assigned to rescue the U.S. president's daughter Ashley Graham who is being held somewhere in Europe.

Also, the upcoming release of "The Monuments Men," George Clooney's film chronicling the World War II platoon assigned to rescue endangered artworks, is sure to incite conversation regarding this regrettable and fascinating historical moment.

If such a thing occurred when a house caught fire and the fire trucks never came, naturally the blame would fall on those who are assigned to rescue us.

After graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1867, Sebree was posted to a number of vessels before being assigned to a rescue mission to find the remaining crew of the missing Polaris in the Navy's first mission to the Arctic.

I'm assigned to our Rescue Company, we do all the extra stuff an urban fire department handles; vehicle extrication, structural collapse, confined space, high-angle rope... basically any other discipline that's outside the realm of standard fire department operations.

Patients assigned to rizatriptan resorted to rescue medication less frequently than those assigned to placebo (15 vs. 41%%).

A thousand soldiers and 1201 army vehicles were assigned to the various rescue and relief stations along with air force helicopters.

After attending the Strathallan School in Perth, Scotland, he put in a brief appearance at art school before joining the Royal Air Force, where he was assigned to air-sea rescue in Aden, in the Middle East.