Sentence examples for epicentre to from inspiring English sources

At the height of those disturbances Baltimore's congressman, Elijah Cummings, walked into the epicentre to tell reporters they were witnessing "the civil rights cause for this generation".

At 11am police saying they were acting on "orders from higher authorities" began instructing people within two kilometres of the epicentre to be promptly evacuated, said the Beijing News.

I visited Hiroshima 20 years ago to report on the 50th anniversary of the atomic bomb and I met one of the survivors: a lady covered in burn scars who was the closest person to the epicentre to survive.

If there was an epicentre to the "political earthquake" which struck France on Sunday, it was the tiny village of Brachay in the empty, eastern quarter of the country.

The Chilean army dispatched more than 10,000 troops to the devastated areas around the epicentre to direct recovery operations and keep the peace the day after the quake.

Clones from each two of the 30,384-well plates were pooled, followed by fosmid DNAs extraction using the Qiagen Large-Construct Kit and incubation with Plasmid-Safe™ ATP-Dependent DNase (Epicentre) to reduce chromosomal contamination.

One of the issues, which has been paid special attention to in recent years, is the type of record of earthquake with respect to the epicentre distance to the site.

Workers at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant – distanced 70 km (40 mi) from the epicentre – evacuated to safety, and external power to the plant was cut.

In 2011, test drilling had to be suspended after two earthquakes in the area, with the epicentre thought to be 500m from the well in Weeton, Lancashire.

But specialists say that unless there is a further tremor with an epicentre close to the lakes, they are safe for now.

The first two confirmed victims were an elderly couple whose home collapsed in Pescara del Tronto in the Marche region, east of the epicentre, according to national broadcaster Rai.