Sentence examples for evacuate away from inspiring English sources

Again, if you plan to evacuate away from the coast/sea level, the time to do it is now, or Sunday morning at the latest.

If there is a fire, get all of the children out of the house, evacuate away from the fire, and call the ambulance and the parents, just in case they heard about the fire and they suspect that their children are in danger and you may never have another babysitting job, and until the fire is gone, calm down the children and secure them in a soothing voice.

Modelling indicates that sediment would also be evacuated away from the study area.

The Pevensie children are evacuated, away from their parents, to Professor Kirke's in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

Almost all people had already been evacuated away from the volcano's danger zone, and there were no reports of injuries as a result of the eruption.

Earlier on Thursday, the Category 2 Hurricane Otto hit land near the southeastern coast of Nicaragua, where thousands had already been evacuated away from vulnerable coastal areas and into shelters.

The types of rural PM studied have been most varied – children evacuated away from urban centres in wartime, the military occupation of Orkney and Shetland in the war, post war increases of national servicemen, new towns, and major construction projects, including the North Sea oil industry.

"Evacuate!" "Run away!" Mr. Salmo explained later, "We had to leave Omar".

We were evacuated straight away.

(A line of deposition to the northwest of the plant which extended more than 30km was not fully evacuated straight away).

He and his wife decided it was time to evacuate (Cassidy was away at a friend's house).