Sentences with phrase «airlifted off»
Fortunately we did not have to file a claim, but I hope the person on our cruse that had to have blood and be airlifted off in Cozumel purchased the Travel Guard Plan.
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It would cover you if you had to be airlifted off a mountain due to a skiing or hiking accident or had to stay for a prolonged period of time in a foreign hospital.
If you have to be airlifted off the mountain and taken to a hospital, you can bet those costs won't be covered by the ski resort.
If you have a medical emergency while on your cruise, you could be shelling out a lot of money because, except for minor illnesses and injuries, you will have to be medically airlifted off the boat to the nearest hospital where you can adequately be treated.
There is a brilliant scene in the movie where Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis break into the Hollywood sign, and he ends up having to be airlifted off it by the police.
Let's say you need to be airlifted off a mountain in Colorado.
If you still think electric cars are merely a science experiment, you might want to get yourself an airlift off of the Nile.
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The plane, a C -130-type cargo plane from Puerto Rico's 156th Airlift Wing, had been in Savannah for maintenance and took off about 11:30 a.m., bound for Arizona.
He looks not just at the barrier that partitioned a city, and the human stories of those effected by the Wall, but also at the global politics behind its construction in 1961, 16 years after the war had ended and 13 years after Stalin's failed attempt to seal off the city had been foiled by the Berlin airlift.
Using the puppy airlift to avoid giving the puppy the chance to make mistakes assures you of getting him off to a good start.
In Dead Rising 2: Off The Record, to illustrate the principal behind Sandbox Mode, Frank West is airlifted into the sandbox screaming that this is his vacation.
The WSJ reports that helicopters are airlifting people off rooftops, stating that a real estate agent was found alive, hanging from a tree branch, after his partner assumed worse hours earlier.