Sentence examples for evacuated there from inspiring English sources

He was born in Halifax; simply because his mother happened to have been evacuated there.

James travels to Yale because he discovers that Florence and Harry have been evacuated there.

When I was evacuated there during the war I found them open and loving, welcoming and warm.

The city has a university (evacuated there from Tartu, Estonia, in 1918) and agricultural, medical, veterinary, forestry, and teacher-training institutes.

Now it had changed course and looked to be headed for Tampa, and the Miamians who had evacuated there were trying frantically to head home.

Sergei Dovlatov was born in 1941, in Ufa, in the Republic of Bashkiria; his family had been evacuated there from Leningrad during the Second World War.

"They'd been told to evacuate, there were a lot of soldiers up there to get them out but a lot of people had gone up using small roads so got up there undetected," he said.

Yet Suliman said that these warnings are disingenuous, and in Gaza — a cramped home to nearly 2 million people — there's a cruel irony in this advice to evacuate: there's hardly anywhere safe to go.

Gen Singh said the worst-hit temple town of Kedarnath had been cleared and "there are no more people to be evacuated from there".

The school was evacuated and there were no injuries.

About 950,000 people were evacuated and there was an estimated $184m£122m2m) of damage to agriculture.