Sentence examples for calling rescue from inspiring English sources

THE MALBONE STREET WRECK By Brian Cudahy Fordham University Press (Paperback, $19.95) Although the first fire alarm calling rescue forces to the site of the Malbone Street Wreck was rung into the fire department's headquarters on Jay Street... at 6 44 P.M., two minutes after the accident, it was almost half-past seven before reasonable numbers of properly equipped personnel were on the scene.

In the event of fire, for example, he cannot even do the first and basic thing of calling rescue services.

Herzog later turned the story into a feature film called Rescue Dawn, which wasn't very good.

City mission, also called rescue mission, Christian religious organization established to provide spiritual, physical, and social assistance to the poor and needy.

After the war, a collection of poems called "Rescue," which showed the influence of T.S. Eliot, established him among Poland's pre-eminent writers.

Two doors from the Anointed Endtime Outreach Tabernacle, a business called Rescue Heating announces itself in stick-on letters of the type often affixed to rural mailboxes.

As for Westchester, Mr. Ginsburg said, about the only projects still worth considering in Westchester itself are what he calls "rescue missions".

How do you measure that? A. With their permission, we installed software called Rescue Time on their laptops, which tracks which window is active on a computer screen at any moment a Word document, then Facebook or YouTube.

Tonéx was signed by a local Christian label called Rescue, and then by Jive Records, the home of Britney Spears and R. Kelly, which also operates a gospel subsidiary, called Verity.

This year the company introduced a more sophisticated safety program called "Rescue," which can be added to any Lincoln for a flat fee of $1,080.

Earlier this month, a 7-year-old from Colorado was suspended for throwing an imaginary grenade in a playground game he called "rescue the world".