Sentence examples for evacuated into the from inspiring English sources

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

Eurotunnel said 32 passengers on the train, most of them truckers, escaped after being evacuated into the maintenance tunnel.

The smoke was coming from a truck shuttle travelling from the UK to France and passengers and crew were then evacuated into the service tunnel.

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.

However, there was only jostling as the players were evacuated into the pavilion, and the injuries were limited to minor cuts and bruises.

Like many other schools evacuated into the countryside, the City of London School's enrolment fell from 700 to 430 during the war, although no pupil was killed or injured as a direct result of enemy fire.

This was the place the Tigers had then destroyed, toppling the water tower and blowing up the municipal buildings, before evacuating into the ever diminishing jungle as the Sri Lankan Army marched in, guns blazing, for the showdown of January, 2009.

(The news was disrupted by a false alarm that forced everyone in the building to evacuate into the Seattle rain for five minutes).

(The news was disrupted by a false alarm that forced everyone in the building to evacuate into the rain-soaked Seattle streets for five minutes. Ironically, a bomb threat at the same site delayed an analysts' meeting a few years ago).

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

Tens of thousands of people along the coast were evacuated into shelters and out of the danger zone.