Sentence examples for his evacuation from inspiring English sources

Bad weather delayed his evacuation.

Gordon Abbott is constantly irritated that people are not interested in his evacuation story as it had a happy ending.

The mayor delivered a stern warning to those who had defied his evacuation order that time was running out for them to get safely out of their neighborhoods.

Sharon has promised to pursue some version of his evacuation plan, but this pursuit might cause his coalition government to break apart.

For example, an Egyptian peacekeeper bled to death in May after the government refused to allow a helicopter flight for his evacuation, United Nations officials said.

If you ask Don Bayley about his past he immediately talks about his evacuation to Lichfield, just 20 miles from his home in West Bromwich.

B.S. Johnson, who was born in 1933, was a chubby, angry, working-class Londoner (hence the 'fiery elephant' of the title) whose childhood was defined by his wartime evacuation and his failure to pass the 11-plus.

In part the light touch on these matters can be explained by a desire not to repeat himself: Sacks's memoir of his boyhood, Uncle Tungsten, brilliantly realised a portrait of his eccentric family of medics, scientists and technologists, while also recording the traumas of his wartime evacuation and the burgeoning of his own vocation.

Newley's sense of childhood dislocation was inflamed by his wartime evacuation from Hackney, east London, to Hertfordshire.

Yet even Martin, who lost his only son in the war, emerges, more ambiguously, as a conscientious diplomat at the last hour, postponing his own evacuation long enough to get thousands of Vietnamese out.

In the race for that critical mass of votes, Mr. Modi appears to have already won over the urban middle class: witness banners put up by the local assemblyman in Mumbai's Santa Cruz that, in Marathi, lauded "Rambo" (the Congress party's term of derision for Modi after his Uttarakhand evacuation claim) for rescuing 15,000 people.