Sentence examples for realised emergency from inspiring English sources

Rob Hannaford, lead councillor for housing and customer access, said if the public realised emergency accommodation and food and drink was available for people on the street, they may consider donating to those charities instead of giving directly to beggars.

"I think people have realised that the emergency workers are working flat out to get things sorted.

Don and I were grabbing on to the wingtip to try and stop it, people were grabbing every part of the airplane as they realised it was an emergency.

Despite United Nations recognition of maternal mortality as a human rights issue, the relevant policy communities have not yet managed to shift the policy agenda to prioritise the global right to health norm of shared responsibility for realising access to emergency obstetric care.

We were jolting along on the street, and finally he realised he had left the emergency brake on.

"I realised that there was a shortage of emergency exits, because there supposed to be ways of getting off a road every 50 metres".

A few days later I flew back to London, where I live, but had nothing to take as I had realised nothing is really necessary in an emergency.

I mean if you've seen any cardiac arrests in Emergency you realise first of all that not many people make it from Emergency up to the hospital.

The fears of French authorities, who drafted in extra police and emergency services to swell their numbers to 4,000, were realised when skirmishes began near the city's main train station following Russia's match with Slovakia.

He acknowledged that even after he said he realised, at 3 04pm on the day, that he was facing a medical emergency not an incident of disorder, he called for police dogs to come to the ground, not ambulances.

I met my friends to keep them company for half an hour and realised that festivals deliver a much happier and slower pace of emergencies than reality.