Sentence examples for was evacuation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of emptying, clearing of the contents, or discharging, including creating a vacuum.
The problem that preoccupied Béré now was evacuation.
"That was not deportation … this was evacuation … based on requests made by these persons".
Most problematic was evacuation from the aircraft's upper deck; instead of using a conventional slide, volunteer passengers escaped by using a harness attached to a reel.
The primary exposure variable in these analyses was evacuation status (coded 1 for former evacuees, 0 otherwise).
For decades the standard treatment of women who experienced an early miscarriage was evacuation of retained products of conception. 1 This was increasingly questioned, 2 3 4 and now women are usually offered expectant (watch and wait, no active intervention) 5 6 and medical 7 8 management as well.
More to the point, is evacuation really an option?
The best of the bunch is "Evacuation Plan" by Jeff Sproul.
(Life vests and rings are stacked on the barge's deck, and there were evacuation drills).
The officially stated party theme is Evacuation Day – a celebration of Nov. 25, 1783, when the British departed New York.
Patch now realized that the Tokyo Express runs over the last week were evacuation, not reinforcement missions.
