Sentence examples for call for evacuation from inspiring English sources

When was the call for evacuation made?

The most important thing is that people pay heed to the call for evacuation so that we don't have to count bodies later".

There were many people who were washed away while preparing to run or even while running away after the call for evacuation was made.

The Bosnian leadership in Sarajevo warned the UN on 8 July that "genocide against the civilian population of Srebrenica may occur" but did not call for evacuation.

Some U.S. and Japanese critics complained that the U.S. call for evacuation was excessive and sowed panic; those who fled came to be called "fly-jin," a play on gaijin, the Japanese word for foreigner.

In the Soviet Union, he noted, thousands were evacuated from a zone extending 19 miles from the plant, while the rules in this country call for evacuation planning only within a 10-mile radius.

Others call for evacuations of Americans from war zones, as the Marines did in Lebanon in 2006.

More than 1,000 people had to change their Memorial Day weekend plans after a wildfire in Santa Barbara County prompted officials to call for evacuations.

The manager, Rabih Fayad, said that as of early Monday evening, 80 of his company's several hundred clients had called for evacuation assistance, and that 300 people had been evacuated, with 200 more on the immediate waiting list.

Japan PM calls for evacuation Jump to media player Japan's PM Naoto Kan says people should evacuate an area within 20km radius around nuclear plant.

While the storm's intensity surprised meteorologists, most residents heeded calls for evacuation.