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Ambulance in sentence

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The sound waves, as the ambulance approached, were compressed, and they changed higher in pitch.
As the ambulance receded, the sound waves were stretched, and they sounded lower in pitch.
As a nurse in the Appalachian mountains, Jason goes places that an ambulance can't even get to.
They operate a constellation of five satellites, each roughly the size of an ambulance, that is constantly taking pictures of the Earth as they orbit at 28,000 kilometers per hour.
And he died when the ambulance was coming to the hospital to take him.
And after four hours of coaxing by the judge, the police officers and the staff, she is convinced to get into the ambulance that will take her to crisis unit so that she can get her medication.
This is a 23-year-old woman who had come in by ambulance, in labor with her third child.
And they'll say, "Oh, it's a sky ambulance."
And in the movie, he plays a down-and-out lawyer who's become an ambulance chaser.
And the kid was drinking it, and a security guard spotted it, and called the police, who called an ambulance that rushed to the ballpark, whisked the kid to the hospital.
But the welfare workers and the ambulance people and the judge all said the same thing: "We hate to do it but we have to follow procedure."
[Woman: Be careful!] [And the real people building peace through non-violence] [Encounter Point] Video: (Ambulance siren) [Tel Aviv, Israel 1996] [Tzvika: My wife Ayelet called me and said, ] ["There was a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv."] [Ayelet: What do you know about the casualties?] [Tzvika off-screen: We're looking for three girls.]
We've called the ambulance.
The ambulance is on the way.
With this aim, we're taking human-centered design a step further and developing a transport platform model, which enables owners to plug in different modules, like a goods cage or ambulance unit, and run other services like goods delivery or medical transport, as well as public transport.
And 1298 Ambulances decided that it was going to reinvent a completely broken industry, building an ambulance service in Bombay that would use the technology of Google Earth, a sliding scale pricing system so that all people could have access, and a severe and public decision not to engage in any form of corruption.
They've just won four government contracts to build off their 100 ambulances, and are one of the largest and most effective ambulance companies in India.
To address this, I, along with four friends, founded Ambulance Access for All, to promote life-support ambulance services in India.
But as we envisioned it, we had three key goals: Providing world-class life support ambulance service which is fully self-sustainable from its own revenue streams, and universally accessible to anyone in a medical emergency, irrespective of the capability to pay.
The service which grew out of this, Dial 1298 for Ambulance, with one ambulance in 2004, now has a hundred-plus ambulances in three states, and has transported over 100,000 patients and victims since inception.
In tribute and remembrance of 26/11 attacks over the last one year, we have actually helped a Pakistani NGO, Aman Foundation, to set up a self-sustainable life support ambulance service in Karachi, facilitated by Acumen Fund.
As my close friend replied, when told during the seeding days of the ambulance project that it is an impossible task and the founders are insane to chalk up their blue-chip jobs, I quote: "Of course we cannot fail in this, at least in our own minds.
Stan was the friend that worked at the factory with the main character and ended getting his arm smashed in the machinery and got carried out screaming (where was the ambulance?)
I particularly liked the planted gag of the ambulance soaking the "filthy bum" who then shouts after them in anger "you filthy bums", I mean wow, someone's online degree in literature is paying off!
The fact that this is in the desert away from civilization is hilarious when someone is hurt and they are all yelling for an ambulance.
We had mad police officers, ambulance men, secretery's and that was just for starters.
The boy is reanimated as a sputtering, growling zombie, chews the ambulance drivers and staggers off into the night, bent on revenge and hungry for fresh meat.
This is why as the rescuer driving the ambulance as he sees Yeager's figure walking out of the fire in the distance asks, "Is that a man?", Jack Ridley replies, "You're damn right it is!".
Although I really liked the comedy, there were some scenes that seemed out of place; everything with nicole eggert was just odd and that scene in the ambulance was kind of over the top.
An ambulance speeds him away and a few minutes later there is a raid by the army.
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