Sentence examples for emergency boxes from inspiring English sources

After a behind-the-scenes tour, GeekWire highlighted the bridge's underwater maintenance gallery, leak detection system, and pontoon-side emergency boxes for distressed swimmers and boaters.

(G1) While some participants reported that they had already prepared emergency boxes, others were yet to act on their intentions to do so; it was on the list of things to do.

As the train pulled into the station, we all disembarked, and stood quietly shaken on the platform, waiting for the next train as someone used the emergency box to contact the CTA.

After a voter called the elections board and found out that there was, in fact, an emergency box, a man who appeared to be the site supervisor instructed the workers to start handing out ballots, without checking names or getting signatures.

The emergency box of Kleenex, hastily procured and placed next to the monitors.

The one you planned ahead of time, because you knew the need for this emergency box was looming in the near future.

She wound up meeting the love of her life on that trip and as much as I'd like to put a fairy tale ending on this, the last time I saw her, she was a solid brunette again -- one who had developed a keen appreciation of head scarves and who had learned the lesson of never traveling without an emergency box of hair color.

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In partnership with community leaders, a number of culturally acceptable activities were developed building on existing societal mechanisms: community workshops, recruitment and posting of community relay agents in all villages of the intervention areas (Box 2), public concerts with traditional singers, theatres and financial schemes to reduce out-of-pocket expenses during emergencies (Box 3).

The Route 55 freeway, like many other highways in New Jersey, once had solar-powered emergency call boxes every mile (about 1.6 km); the use of the call boxes became limited due to the increasing popularity of cell phones.

I-280, like many other highways in New Jersey, once had solar powered emergency call boxes every 1 mi, however with the advent of cell phones the usage of these call boxes became extremely limited.