Sentence examples for escape chutes from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for Royal Caribbean, Cynthia Martinez, said that, if necessary, crew members would have to slide down emergency escape chutes into life rafts.

Smoke billowed out of holes in the fuselage of the Boeing 777 on Saturday afternoon as firefighters rushed to douse the wreckage and passengers scrambled to safety down inflated escape chutes.

But all the passengers and crew members were able to scurry to escape chutes just before fire spread through much of the aircraft, and no one was seriously hurt.

His flair for pungent detail and his sensuous imagery bring vibrancy and dimension to his neon maze and its asphalt escape chutes (from Ol'5555, the Waits "signature piece" that he wishes weren't: "I'm riding with lady luck/ Freeway cars and trucks/ Stars beginnin' to fade/ And I lead the parade").

If that does not work, you can open an "escape" chute through which the water drains while you call a plumber.

Also the business isn't really selling properties at the moment, so beardy guy suggests that Jamie is looking for an "escape chute".

Steven Slater, the JetBlue flight attendant who cursed out a passenger on the intercom and then slid out of the plane feet first, had long daydreamed about deploying an escape chute.

A Greek passenger who had fallen from an escape chute into the Adriatic Sea with his wife was found dead by Italian coastguards, despite repeated attempts at an air rescue amid six-metre (19.6-ft) waves.

Ms Douli was rescued from a lifeboat escape chute.

Fire officials said 14 people were taken to Sunrise hospital to be treated for minor injuries, including cuts and bruises, most a result of sliding down the inflatable chutes to escape.

Now "getting away" means sliding down a chute to escape angry passengers.