Sentence examples for calling for medics from inspiring English sources

After a few seconds of confusion, fans in an entire section realize that at least one among them has been seriously injured, and start frantically calling for medics from every direction.

"We were close by, and you could hear the men that were hit calling for medics," said Mr. Gregg, a dignified man of 85, as he sat at the dining room table in his comfortable home in his native Bayonne.

"I'd seen all my buddies go down and calling for medics, and I didn't want to go down with any ammunition still on me, so I just kept firing, and lucky for me that I got them before they got me," he told The Dallas Morning News in 1993.

McAlister wrote that the actor took quick action, clearing his booth so Ted could sit, and calling for medics.

We called for medics, but there were none - we used a field dressing to stop the bleeding and put him in the shade until he could be moved.

Call for medics in your squad.

The U.K.'s Royal Society, the New York Academy of Sciences, and the Federation of the European Academies of Medicine, among others, have published open letters to the Libyan government calling for the medics' release.

I was also calling for a medic.

"Corpsman up!" the Marines beside him shouted, calling for a trauma medic.

Preservationists surely arrive in Sea Gate and call for the medics, but anyone with a progressive social-science orientation must feel very different.

Porter had not secured Gray with a seat belt, and did not call for a medic.