Sentence examples for looking for victims from inspiring English sources

Search parties worked through the early hours looking for victims under wrecked houses.

Lieutenant Voisin led the group looking for victims on the upper floors.

But there was someone else lurking: a man the police described as emotionally disturbed, wielding scissors and looking for victims.

A corrections officer was looked after for stepping on a nail while looking for victims in a backyard.

It later emerged that Grant would scour an area looking for victims in the vehicle that was bought through the Government's Motability scheme.

But lock up your pullets and check your salt labels, because 100 years later the fever is no doubt still floating around, looking for victims.

They also had to look for victims caught in diverse situations -- lying unconscious on the floor, trapped in small spaces, crushed by fallen building materials.

Photograph: China Stringer Network/Reuters 12.09pm BST Mexican soldiers and police look for victims of a landslide caused by heavy rains in Xaltepec, Mexico after a tropical storm.

Photograph: Wael Hamzeh/EPA 8.00pm GMT Brazilian rescuers look for victims following landslides caused by heavy rains at a poor neighbourhood of Petropolis, 68 km north of Rio de Janeiro.

Mr. Conroy neither came up with the idea to go look for Hispanics to beat up, nor did he suggest driving to Patchogue to look for victims; one or more of the other teenagers did.

They might ask, for example, 'how stable is this building's roof?' before entering to look for victims.