Sentence examples for evacuated at least from inspiring English sources
Mr. Oppenheimer added that the same outpost has been evacuated at least twice before.
In Bossier Parish, also in northwest Louisiana, first responders evacuated at least 1,000 people.
Only about one third (31%) of coastal CT residents have evacuated at least once to avoid a storm in the past six years (since the beginning of 2009).
"Chemical elements, incendiary linked together with all kinds of wires," he said, adding that the police had evacuated at least five buildings nearby.
Only about one third (31%) say they have evacuated at least once to avoid a storm since the beginning of 2009.Three quarters of coastal residents (74%) have never seen a local evacuation map.
The authorities in Stafford County closed a milelong stretch of highway and evacuated at least five businesses in response to a call made to 911, Sheriff Charles Jett said.
At the same time they were evacuating, at least 200 other people were climbing toward the roof in that tower, unaware that a passable stairway down was available, and assuming -- incorrectly -- that they could open the roof door.
In central California, a fast-moving fire forced people to evacuate at least 300 homes on the path of a Fresno County blaze being fuelled by hundreds of dead trees.
At the same time they were evacuating, at least 200 other people were climbing toward the roof in that tower, unaware that a passable stairway down was available, and assuming — incorrectly — that they could open the roof door.
France's troop presence was on display during the attack, as French soldiers worked with local forces to track down and kill the four terrorists and evacuate at least 126 people.
Almost 80 years after Britain sanctioned a mission to help children escape the antisemitic aftermath of Kristallnacht, Britain's Jewish community is raising funding to evacuate at least 120 child refugees identified as having the legal right to be reunited with their families in the UK but who remain trapped in northern France.
