Sentence examples for filled with emergency from inspiring English sources

Kira Milas has no idea who called 911, summoning an ambulance filled with emergency medical technicians.

Martin Place, which might be described as a cross between Rockefeller Center and Times Square, near banks, Parliament, and the Opera House, was filled with emergency vehicles.

Firefighters strung hoses down entire blocks in side streets on either side of the avenue, which was filled with emergency vehicles with flashing lights.

On Thursday, the compound, on a private road off Gatsby Lane, was filled with emergency vehicles, floodlights and police dogs, while police and news helicopters flew overhead.

Depending on that year's revenue stream, the budgets can be passed without a hitch or, in extreme cases, can be repeatedly defeated, leading to summers filled with emergency budget sessions, contentious meetings and referendums.

White tents scattered across the school grounds were filled with emergency workers, not students; the school year, which was scheduled to end this week, had come to an abrupt and premature close.

I then followed the gaze of the other half of the crowd down to the Mercedes SUV lying upside down in the middle of the intersection now filling with emergency personnel.

The trunk is filled with roadside emergency supplies: flares, a shovel, a first-aid kit.

Many of the listings offer "bonus money" to tempt others who work for the same employer to pick up a shift, and last-minute shift changes can be filled with paid emergency promotional placement.

Like many senior citizens and veterans, their journey into homelessness was filled with health emergencies, financial upheaval and a persistent struggle to find a place they could truly call home.

Over the weekend, TV and social networks were filled with images of emergency workers in helicopters trying to pull people out of the mud.