Sentence examples for emergency suitcase from inspiring English sources

The "football" is just what the government calls the emergency suitcase filled with the materials the president would need should he have to authorize a nuclear attack while he's away from the White House.

So far, at least seven bodies have been recovered from waters near the suspected crash site, along with debris such as a suitcase, an emergency slide and a life jacket.

The United Nations refugee agency called the situation a humanitarian emergency as workers hauling suitcases stood in long lines to leave Libya, many of them uncertain how they would finally get home.

Or keep a copy in your suitcase against an emergency.

The online tabloid LifeNews published backdated footage on Tuesday of Russian emergencies ministry workers discovering a badly burnt suitcase at the crash site, which it speculated could have held the bomb.

No one was injured, although the report found one passenger dropped his wheelie suitcase from the top of the emergency chute, risking injuring rescue services who had rushed to the plane.

An emergency signal was sent to President Yeltsin's "Cheget", the nuclear suitcase with launch codes.

Once he got all the way to Paris before noticing he'd not brought a suitcase, and had to go out and buy himself emergency clothes.

Although in an area where many people keep packed suitcases near the door for just such an eventuality, the movement to emergency shelters was efficient, reports said.

Sterling-silver collar stays and enameled cuff links are tucked inside this handy little box just toss it in your suitcase (or keep it on your dresser) for those last-minute sartorial emergencies.

The state Department of Children and Families said yesterday that it had received an emergency phone line report of neglect about the father of a boy whose body was discovered on Sunday stuffed into a suitcase in Watertown.