Sentence examples for given an ambulance from inspiring English sources

Dies rebuked him, and it then turned out that Mr. March had also given an ambulance to Finland when she was at war with Russia.

One actor who is especially in demand at social gatherings is Fredric March, who suddenly discovered, when called to account by Mr. Dies, that he was a Communist because he had given an ambulance to Loyalist Spain.

We have given ambulances an extra £50m this winter to ensure the service remains sustainable and the secretary of state agreed that NHS England should investigate a proposal from the ambulance services themselves to see whether the service they offer the public could be improved.

The third imaginary research project (vignette 3, Additional file 1) was an emergency trial with a licensed drug given by ambulance personnel without informed consent.

Mr. Persichetti, when he realizes that Mary is giving birth, calls an ambulance, and it arrives soon after Clare.

The island's first ambulance service was set up in 1936 and three years later the States of Guernsey agreed that St John should provide the island's ambulance service and gave an annual grant of £200.

Dr Banfield said: "If you reconfigure accident and emergency services wrongly, you are going to get the wrong patient going to the wrong hospital and that's a danger given that our ambulance service is already failing to meet its current targets".

Medical Assistant, Health Center [The patient's blood pressure] was falling so we had to put in infusion and in the taxi you know it cannot be hanged…yes, so we needed the ambulance If even there's the need for oxygen it can be given in the ambulance and so on, but in the taxi, [those] kinds of facilities are not [available].

As one respondent noted: [The patient's blood pressure] was falling so we had to put in infusion and in the taxi you know it cannot be hanged…yes, so we needed the ambulance If even there's the need for oxygen it can be given in the ambulance and so on, but in the taxi, [those] kinds of facilities are not [available].

He had come to La Esmeralda to give a fleet of fibreglass river ambulances with new outboard motors to the area's isolated Indian communities, and to inaugurate an indigenous-people's radio station, which had been set up by the National Guard.

Muamba was given 15 defibrillation shocks in total - two on the pitch, one in the tunnel, and 12 in the ambulance - each giving a 300-joule electric shock.