Sentence examples for ever evacuated from inspiring English sources

This is the first storm for which we have ever evacuated.

"I don't believe anybody's ever evacuated five hundred thousand residents — that's how many residents in this county of three million people were moved during this fire, and it's still continuing".

"This is the first time I've ever evacuated," said Lanny Boudreaux, who spent the night at a motel in Thibodaux rather than at his home in Golden Meadow, to the south.

Collectively, this led to the "largest number of people ever evacuated", according to Robert Case.

Islamic Jihad makes ceaseless attempts to mount suicide-bombings in Israel and, with other groups, has been firing rockets at Israeli towns ever since Israel evacuated the Gaza Strip last summer.

The main instigators of the recent exchanges have not been Hamas itself but smaller groups such as Islamic Jihad, which have taken it upon themselves to fire rockets into southern Israeli towns ever since the Israelis evacuated the Gaza Strip last year.

AFTER six months of watching one town after another fall to the insurgents, the Americans and their Iraqi allies have gone on the offensive since their troops stormed the city of Samarra, some 100km (60 miles) north of Baghdad, which had see-sawed between central-government and insurgent control ever since American forces evacuated it under bombardment in July.

"I'd like to have faith in officials, but no one has ever tried to evacuate the metropolitan area.

No one's ever had to evacuate.

"I'm sorry I ever agreed to evacuate," said Warren Stincer, a boat captain and carpenter from Key Largo.

Still, comparisons of the real and faux sludges, made using an electron microscope, suggest that their structures are similar enough, as it were, for government work.That, reckons Dr Krumhansl, should be enough to help him work out the behaviour of the radioactive isotopes and other nasties in the sludge if water were ever to seep into the evacuated tanks.