Sentence examples for been evacuating from inspiring English sources
verb
To leave or withdraw from; to quit; to retire from; as, soldiers from a country, city, or fortress.
- The firefighters told us to evacuate the area as the flames approached.
Russia has been evacuating its citizens from Syria for weeks.
BENGHAZI, Libya — American and British citizens have been evacuating for days.
Embassies and many aid agencies have been evacuating staff over the past few days.
Temporary levees are being built in some areas, sandbags are being stacked in others, and people have been evacuating for days.
One resident said soldiers have been evacuating their own families from Maiduguri since Tuesday, the day after the insurgents attacked Bama, the second largest city in Borno state.
American and British vessels have been evacuating their civilians from hotspots around the world for decades, but its now abundantly clear that we should acclimate to an age in which China will be doing the same.
The hematoma had been evacuated.
The Capitol had been evacuated.
Gemampir should have been evacuated days ago.
The flats have been evacuated.
Parts of New York City have already been evacuated.
