As the emergency bell rang and rang, he began to fear that it might somehow — electricity?
As the emergency bell rang and rang, he began to fear that it might somehow electricity? friction?
The emergency lines ring more often than one might think.
Josh Wilson of the Virginia Air National Guard, one of the F-22 pilots interviewed on "60 Minutes," said that he felt himself losing control during a routine training flight in February 2011, and that he was so confused he could not find the emergency oxygen ring.
Wilson got so confused in the air, he couldn't find the emergency oxygen ring.
Recently, during a typically busy A&E shift, the emergency phone rang to warn the team of the arrival of a priority patient.
One frigid evening last week, a test of emergency sirens rang out through the trailer park where Ms. Medina and 300 other people live.
Share prices fell steeply, in an unsentimental response to an event that was clearly bad news from an economic perspective, as well as from all others.The reopening was an emotional affair, with speeches about the survival of capitalism, minutes of mournful silence, and members of the emergency services ringing the opening bell.
Despite having her rudder put hard left and emergency speed rung up, Jacob Jones was unable to move out of the way, and the torpedo struck her rudder.
Last week, listeners complained that emergency calls simply rang and rang at busy times without being answered.
