Sentence examples for evacuated into a from inspiring English sources

But what if a trainload of frantic people had been evacuated into a dark tunnel with a high-voltage rail, all because of an elaborately wrapped grapefruit?

Immediately after slaughter, the rabbits were eviscerated, the intestine was removed, and the intestinal contents of the duodenum and jejunum were evacuated into a clean dry porcelain dish; the pH was recorded with a numerical pH meter.

Gus had come to Chalatenango when it was a free fire zone and he was evacuated into a makeshift bomb shelter when U.S. made planes dropped U.S. made bombs on the Salvadoran civilians living there.

Waste was immediately evacuated into a lidded container with 500 mL of concentrated bleach.

The same protocol was followed, as specified previously, except that, after laparotomy, bowel was evacuated into a moist cotton receptacle.

Sometimes, Binsted will crank up the stress herself, as when she declared the approach of a radiation storm, forcing the crew to evacuate into a lava tube.

"We didn't want to evacuate into a prison," Lethia Brooks told the New Orleans Workers Center for Racial Justicee, an organization that accompanied the evacuees, inspected the shelters and collected hundreds of stories into a report sharply critical of the state's response.

Residents of a border island, Baengnyeong, were evacuated into shelters during the three-hour incident.

The driver brought the train, which carries people through the Channel Tunnel in their cars, to a stop and passengers were evacuated into the middle service tunnel, which runs between the two main tunnels and is designed to allow people to escape from halted trains.

Early and widespread evacuations have probably saved many lives - more than 625,000 people were evacuated into temporary shelters, particularly in the western part of the island.

The bar's patrons, some of whom were injured by the explosion, evacuated into the street.