Sentence examples for emergency about from inspiring English sources

The A330 aircraft had 338 passengers and was traveling from Cancun, Mexico, to Manchester, England, when the captain declared an emergency about 8.20 p.m. and diverted to Bermuda.

"Our American president Obama has declared a national emergency about this virus, which he in his own words said was, at this point, a preventative measure.

"We continue to talk of an emergency about migrants … It's not possible to talk about an "emergency" after 20 years," says Valastro.

Less familiar titles include "Living in Emergency," about Doctors Without Borders volunteers in Africa, and "Soundtrack for a Revolution," directed by Bill Guttentag and Dan Sturman ("Nanking"), about the role of music in the civil rights movement.

In February it issued a global health emergency about Zika, but it has not called for travel restrictions other than advising pregnant women not to travel to affected areas, such as Rio.

The History Channel offered "9/11: State of Emergency," about the decision-making process on the day of the terrorist attacks, on Thursday (with a repeat set for 6 p.m. on Saturday), and PBS's current-affairs show "Need to Know" was devoted to 9/11 and terrorism on Friday.

The plane, bound for Madrid, made its emergency landing about 7 20 p.m. Sunday, about 20 minutes after it took off.

Officials say they plan to double the number of emergency demolitions to about 60 a week.

Births attended by those trained to deliver elements of emergency care increased about 10-fold.

Rather, it was an "emergency conversation" about the present crisis.

People are being advised to move valuables and take advice from emergency services about the evacuation.