Sentence examples for stream of emergency from inspiring English sources
West Street was then a round-the-clock stream of emergency vehicles: out-of-town-police cars, buses filled with rescue workers, military vehicles, container trucks removing debris, ambulances taking out the human remains.
For Cruz this is good news both victories worth celebrating, he says but it hasn't really slowed the stream of emergency calls.
Since 2009, Detroit's schools have been subject to a stream of emergency managers who move in for just under 18 months, do not answer to voters, and can basically do what they want without consequence.
The requirements of Oxfam and the other relief agencies have largely been refined over the last decade, in the light of hard won experience from a stream of emergencies.
Amid a stream of mock emergency situations and inevitable disagreements between crewmates, the volunteers will endeavor to keep emotional control.
The Trans-Labrador crosses many a river and stream A couple of emergency response points have been set up along the way, a lay-by with an ambulance waiting to zip out in case of accidents or any other emergency.
Even some Citigroup executives say privately that they are worn out after a seemingly endless stream of late-night calls, emergency meetings and management turmoil.
Miliband will seek to contrast his own party's fully costed plans for the NHS with unfunded Tory plans, when he announces how Labour would guarantee to push an emergency stream of funding into the health service in the first year of a Labour government.
Shoot me!" Flashing lights of emergency vehicles streamed across Oakfield Avenue, a secluded street of this well-to-do suburb just south of the Long Island Expressway.
Other pressing child welfare issues have been put on hold as agencies and the government struggle to rehouse the stream of child survivors, despite an emergency rapid registration of potential carers.
The coverage mixed live blogs in with crowdsourced photos, embedded tweets, links to media releases, live streamed videos, sound clips and "hero shots" of emergency services personnel and volunteers.
