Sentence examples for evacuate out from inspiring English sources

In Austin, Rhonda Weldon, a spokeswoman, said a man called claiming "to have placed bombs all over campus" that would detonate in 90 minutes, and officials decided to order the university's 51,000 students and 24,000 staff and faculty members to evacuate "out of an abundance of caution".

They did not evacuate out of concern that leaving would have been more traumatic for the frail residents, the lawyers said.

Also lacking in this region are evacuation studies (e.g., Wood and Schmidtlein 2013) to determine whether or not individuals would have sufficient time to successfully evacuate out of lahar-hazard zones.

The floods contributed to a localized typhoid fever and dysentery outbreak, causing over 1,000 people to evacuate out of the city to prevent further spreading of the diseases.

Dad wasn't around in Croydon, then Mum died while I was evacuated out in Maidford.

Other refugees have been stopped from entering the hospital, but expressed concern that she be medically evacuated out soon after accusations of delays in treating Omid.

I wasn't evacuated out, I chose actually to leave, because there was no point in trying to protect property when I am quite certain that lives are at stake," Lowe was quoted as saying.

An estimated 5,000 cows and 3,000 sheep were evacuated out from all affected areas (Mario Christian Moreno, Regional Secretary, INDAP, pers. comm. 2008).

Many of my friends were evacuated, flooded out, or lost power, some lost homes and cars.

After the hurricane, Taylor, who had evacuated, put out a Facebook call to the Task Force's members and soon he and others were headed back, cars loaded up with food and supplies purchased with the group's now-depleted funds.

Then they were evacuated out of Gaza.