Sentence examples for evacuate because of from inspiring English sources

All struggled during the storms, and two of the seven were eventually forced to evacuate because of uncertain water and power supplies and inadequate police protection.

You have people who had to evacuate because of mandatory evacuation, and when they come back, now it's surrounded by barbed wire and they can't get back in.

Ten minutes into the 11 a.m. class, he said, a campus police officer arrived and told the students that they had to evacuate because of a bomb threat.

The announcement came as Japan was preparing to urge more residents around the crippled nuclear plant to evacuate, because of concerns over long-term exposure to radiation.

On May 19, barely a few weeks after that last snow, the Smith family was told to evacuate because of a growing wildfire.

They were told to evacuate because of impending military operations against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, which officials accused of coddling members of a kidnapping gang called Pentagon.

As indicated in Fig. 3, for the first evacuation, 168 out of 311 evacuees evacuated because of the earthquake and tsunami (54.0%), and 92 (29.6%) of them evacuated for the Natech accident.

"All American correspondents evacuated because of emergency.

Two dozen homes were evacuated because of yesterday's fire.

All 113 pupils at Bowlish Infants School were evacuated because of the threat of flood water.

The ABC studio where her show was filmed was evacuated because of a bomb threat.