Sentence examples for evacuating some of from inspiring English sources
Late on Monday, rescue workers were still evacuating some of the injured, most of whom had suffered head wounds.
The U.S. State Department announced Sunday that it was evacuating some of the staff from its massive embassy in Baghdad and bringing in additional American security personnel.
The U.S. State Department announced that it was evacuating some of the staff from its massive embassy in Baghdad and bringing in additional American security personnel.
Later, residents of several other villages were ordered to evacuate their homes, and the authorities were preparing for the possibility of evacuating some neighborhoods of Haifa.
Rebels said they had managed to evacuate some of the wounded, although there were fears of reprisals against those who remained.
The U.N., which had evacuated some of its personnel, lost a million dollars' worth of blankets, tents, medical supplies, and communications equipment.
On September 11th of that year, the John J. Harvey — after being auctioned for scrap in 1999 and salvaged by preservationists — helped evacuate some of the three hundred thousand people fleeing the World Trade Center.
A spokeswoman for the International Committee of the Red Cross told CNN that a mission to evacuate some of those wounded in the recent Syrian military assault on a besieged neighborhood in the city of Homs began on Friday at about 8 p.m. local time.
The British oil company BP, which has only exploration operations in Libya, said it was planning to evacuate some of its 40 foreign workers, mostly from Tripoli, where the unrest spread Sunday.
Late last week, The United States Embassy allowed about 100 employees to leave the city for 30 days, the State Department said on its Web site, and other foreign embassies similarly evacuated some of their staffs.
Security planning with partners is a vital part of programme design and recent emergency training of our partners in Mali has helped them to assess the need to evacuate some of their non-essential staff.
