Sentence examples for desperate emergency from inspiring English sources

Only a desperate emergency appeal by Beckett blocked their expulsion.

Hamilton said it was uncanny to find themselves in another desperate emergency situation almost exactly one year on.

Demonstrate how you would create a desperate emergency meal, using only the in-car cigarette lighter and your own arm.

A brainy, 37-year-old physician with little government experience, Dr. Shah suddenly found himself coordinating a desperate emergency relief effort under the gaze of President Obama.

"My mother's strength was only to be called on in a desperate emergency," Baldwin wrote in 1972 in "No Name in the Street".

The horror piles up, terrible in its intimacy: we hear an old woman's desperate emergency call ("I'm gonna drown in the attic"), and the operator flatly telling her not to expect police aid.

Reading material has to be at hand for such desperate emergencies.

3) Patient deliberate repetitive requests for information is not being a pest - just a guest of an overworked system that may overlook you in light of more desperate emergencies each day.

"If there is a desperate medical emergency, they can get care in the emergency room.

Maybe extreme exigency should invest the desperate with emergency rights of the kind currently enjoyed only by those in proven fear of persecution.

"One side argues that all prostitution is — or should be — treated as slavery, and that most women are coerced into prostitution through physical and psychological duress or out of desperate economic emergency".