On Monday, he put those skills to use -- by quickly evacuating himself.
Lerner can write a novel, set in the present, that deals with the subject head-on, but only by becoming essayistic, journalistic (the narrator is aggregating news stories in his head; he is neither evacuating a hospital nor being evacuated himself), and, even then, only amid the heaviest weather yet visited on New York City this century.
After a dust storm nearly kills him and forces his crew to evacuate, he finds himself stranded and completely alone with no way to even signal Earth that he's alive.
Mr. Takano instead found himself helping evacuate the town after reports of a radiation leak from the nearby Daiichi nuclear plant.
Hadi himself had to evacuate a presidential palace in Aden on Thursday after a fighter jet opened fire, hitting a nearby hill.
Chesley Sullenberger III, masterfully landed his plane and, putting his passengers first, walked through the cabin twice to help everyone out before he himself evacuated the sinking plane.
The volunteer host of the campground who oversaw the log found himself having to quickly evacuate and apparently did not have time to alert other campers, said the spokesman, John C. Nichols.
Sullivan, despite the chaos, managed to evacuate most of his men to Brooklyn Heights though Sullivan himself was captured.
In 1961, a young 27-year-old Russian doctor, Leonid Rogozov, was forced to operate on himself while trapped in the Antarctic winter, unable to evacuate.
The president of an outfit called World Airways, Edward Daly - took it upon himself to fly into Danang in a Boeing 727 to evacuate refugees.
