Sentence examples for off the ambulance from inspiring English sources

Burnham wrote to Hunt to accuse him of misleading the public after failing to mention the changes when he was summoned to answer an urgent question in the House of Commons on Thursday on accident and emergency departments and ambulance services – three days after he signed off the ambulance association plans.

One family described how a nurse had tried to give them 'loads of information' when their child had just been lifted off "the ambulance bed onto the intensive care bed" (P1, mother, emergency group, recovered), an experience which they said had led them to immediately decline CATCH.

Run by volunteers, and with the support of an NHS Paramedic, the service helps take the pressure off the ambulance service and A&E by providing a safe place.

The curriculum included an emphasis on gurney design, proper operation and positioning during patient movement, and techniques for loading the gurney onto and off of the ambulance.

Cap their fees or jury awards (of which they customarily take a percentage), the theory goes, and they'll knock off the ambulance-chasing.

I remember the door of the ambulance breaking off from the top hinge because of the crash and as we went along the door was trailing along the road hanging on its bottom hinge.

The crash sheared off the side of the ambulance and left his partner, who was in the passenger seat, paralyzed.

Bob went off in the ambulance while the valet at the club brought my car around.

But puppet-humor lines like "Her head fell off in the ambulance" will live forever.

The beepers go off, and the ambulance is requested on Valley Parkway for a motor vehicle accident with multiple injuries.

The jealous wife was escorted away, and her husband, still alive, was put on a stretcher and driven off in the ambulance with its siren blaring.