Sentence examples for going into emergency from inspiring English sources
The exchange had planned to stay open electronically while closing its physical trading floor, but with the city going into emergency mode on Sunday night, the N.Y.S.E.
So there's disease surveillance, so if there, God forbid, something happens, hypothetically on a subway, you can immediately detect it by people going into emergency rooms.
King said: "It's the equivalent of going into emergency room with patients bleeding off of gurneys and going and getting a bucket and mop to mop it up instead of stopping the bleeding".
The Los Angeles Fire Department said it is going into emergency mode and looking for signs of damage or injuries.
"I heard the brakes go into emergency, but I never thought we were going to hit another train.
"No one goes into emergency medicine thinking it's going to be easy and calm – that would be bizarre.
And with much of the population unemployed, much of the aid has had to go into emergency relief programs.
According to a Mother Jones investigative report, as much as $3.4 billion annually goes into emergency services, police investigations and long-term medical- and mental-health care costs.
He also promised that existing incentives for qualified young doctors to go into emergency medicine and general practice, where there are shortages, would continue.
