Sentences with phrase «back of the ambulance»

When the ambulance arrived, although the boy was lying comfortably in his dad's arms (and had found a position there, where his finger hurt least), the paramedics practically insisted on transferring him to his mother, to sit together in the back of the ambulance.

However, I did have one fear that was holding on tight - the fear of being in labor, in the back of an ambulance, on the way to the hospital.

The technology, which has been purchased by villages like Northbrook, Gurnee, Glencoe and Lombard, consists of a battery - powered add - on to the back of the ambulance that helps paramedics get patients into the vehicle without strenuous lifting.

«Finding ourselves in the back of the ambulance, it sets off, and instantly crashes as we roll out backwards.

«It is appalling to think that every week there are thousands of frail and frightened people speeding through our towns and cities in the backs of ambulances to be left in a busy A&E.»

MADISON, Wis. (AP)-- Wisconsin state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos takes a ride in the back of an ambulance in a video to make the case for why more money needs to be spent on roads.

Wisconsin state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos takes a ride in the back of an ambulance in a video to make the case for why more money needs to be spent on roads.

As a result, three times in the first five years after my diagnosis, I found myself waking up in the back of an ambulance, where medics had just given me an injection of glucagon, the hormone that prods the liver to instantly release its stored - up glycogen, a dense form of glucose.

In the five years that she lived and worked in the area before giving birth to her daughter in October, she had heard countless horror stories about women in labor in the back of ambulances on the way to Duluth or those who had to deliver in the emergency room at a local hospital.

What's more, it is about the size of a cigarette packet plus a laptop and costs only a few thousand dollars, so one could be tucked in the back of every ambulance.

Another brought us a baby calf in the back of the ambulance just for fun to see our response.

A nightmarish puzzle that will be too oblique for many, it starts with a string of exceptional scenes — a gymnast menaced by her coach, a girl dying in the back of an ambulance, questioned on her favorite movie star by the paramedic — and very gradually, Lanthimos reveals how they fit into the grander puzzle, how each one plays out their role in his ingenious, heartbreaking conceit (which we won't spoil here).

Instead you would end up in the back of an ambulance.

And his wife, Tess (Jennifer Morrison), isn't interested in her husband leaving work every night in the back of an ambulance.

Of course, I'm most tickled by the fact that I can play this on my 3DS, which has basically become my platform of choice lately, with my weirdo hours and various activities (it's a lot easier to play this game on the back of an ambulance between calls than, say, the Wii U version, though I suppose that wouldn't be strictly impossible).

Bossa would like to develop Surgeon Simulator 2013 into a fully - fledged commercial release on Steam where its Greenlight page noted some features it would like to add such as: more locations, like emergency surgery in the back of an ambulance; more procedures, such as a brain transplant; more tools; and achievements, like performing a heart transplant using only a shard of glass.

The driver or the passengers in the back of the ambulance may be seriously injured, in addition to any drivers or passengers of other vehicles involved in the collision.

The driver of the sedan failed to stop at a stop sign and struck the back of the ambulance.

In Utah, it is against the law to have sex in the back of an ambulance that is responding to an emergency call.