Sentence examples for emergency crash from inspiring English sources

That history could be enough fodder for a writer, but in 1941, a Japanese fighter pilot returning from Pearl Harbor breached the island's isolation in an emergency crash landing.

To reduce medication turnaround times during neurological emergencies, a multidisciplinary team developed a neurological emergency crash trolley in our intensive care unit.

With the app, drivers can track their miles driven, MPG, fuel expenses, and more, plus take advantage of features like emergency crash response assistance and a parked car locator, for example.

Also cellular service providers are now being driven by the goal to enhance performance, particularly as it relates to the receipt and transmission of emergency crash notification messages generated by automobile telematics systems.

Plans to complete the Japanese airfield were also abandoned, as it would have interfered with larger airfields to be built to the east, It was instead cleared and used as an emergency "crash strip".

But the advantage that I had in trying to move ahead in organizing this program on an emergency crash basis was the support first of Loy Henderson, not the support...but really the push from Fulbright and Mansfield in the Senate, and the way in which they were able to in a way force the Department to do what it didn't want to do but reluctantly they did.

The Sync voice-control system for cellphones and music players is standard on both the Fusion and MKZ, and it now includes a 911 Assist emergency crash-notification feature and Vehicle Health Report, a diagnostic system.

Despite the circulating rumors, ranging from alien abduction to Nazi spies and stolen gold, an in-depth investigation uncovered that inclement weather had caused the crash and determined that the most probable meaning of the strange communication was based on a WWII code, deciphered as "Severe Turbulence Encountered, Now Descending, Emergency Crash-landing".

Two fire trucks racing to the same emergency crashed on a rain-slicked Brooklyn street on Saturday morning, leaving more than a dozen firefighters injured as one of the big vehicles flipped onto its side, pinning its driver inside the wreckage, officials said.

Because of this new broadcast phenomenon we now know exactly what it looks like to be swept up in a tsunami, escape a terrorist attack, live through an earthquake and even be part of an emergency plane crash landing on New York's Hudson river.

Crash reports from various states in the U.S. have shown high numbers of emergency vehicle crashes, especially in law enforcement situations.