Sentence examples for is evacuated from inspiring English sources
verb
To leave or withdraw from; to quit; to retire from; as, soldiers from a country, city, or fortress.
- The firefighters told us to evacuate the area as the flames approached.
Prokofiev is evacuated to the Caucasus.
Now, finally, their house is evacuated and they are on the move, always fearful of another attack.
As the system is evacuated, atmospheric pressure pushes the liquid steel through the snorkels and up into the vessel.
The symptoms are quickly reversed when oxygen is given and the individual is evacuated to a lower area.
Mr. Sharon is clearly hoping such attitudes will keep resistance to a minimum when Gaza is evacuated.
Two corrugated diaphragms sealed at their edges to form a capsule, which is evacuated, are used in aneroid barometers to measure atmospheric pressure (see altimeter).
It's a copper tube where the air is evacuated — so it's a vacuum, and they put a drop of moisture inside.
Around 11 minutes in to the clip, an injured man who looks like a teenager is evacuated by motorcycle from the front line.
A person is evacuated from the scene of the derailment of a Metro-North passenger train in the Bronx borough of New York.
In the most popular episode, Invasion, a North Yorkshire village is evacuated and all its livestock destroyed when an indestructible manufactured disease is accidentally released.
Some fraction of every dose a person takes passes through unmetabolized and is evacuated by the body and flushed into sewage systems.
