Sentence examples for getting evacuated from inspiring English sources

And it is true that those people were getting evacuated, and no one was getting evacuated at Charity.

And they don't get "evacuated".

"I thought we were going to get evacuated," the younger Ricardo said.

We got evacuated from a Devon hotel because the well had been poisoned in a local feud.

They don't get evacuated and there is often no international outcry when they die, are robbed, raped or mistreated.

We all just got evacuated from @britishlibrary ??? pic.twitter.com/xh7sjC99P5 Those near the library reported a large emergency services presence in the area just after 5PM on Friday.

"We have an hour to get evacuated," said Dana Waldusky as she hurried to evacuate the family home next to the burn area in Glendora.

He was recovering reasonably well, but once you get evacuated from or on the way to a war zone, the Geneva convention states you have to go all the way home; you can't recuperate and come back in.

On the front lines, the most dedicated fighters tended to look poor, and they were so focussed on the routines of this strange battle that it acquired the quality of ritual: rush to the front, inhale some tear gas, get evacuated on a motorbike; turn around and do it all over again.

But how do the casualties get evacuated, and how do the tissues retain their integrity?

These results are the 'possible' indication that the inner part of the disk (i.e., Comptonized corona), which could be responsible for the generation of QPO and for the non-thermal Comptonized component of the spectrum, is disrupted and the matter gets evacuated in the form of jet.