Ambulances is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMBULANCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• convey in an ambulance
NOUN:
• AMBULANCE, a vehicle for conveying sick people
• a vehicle equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from hospital, especially in emergencies
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a vehicle equipped for transporting the injured or sick

Words related to AMBULANCES

ambulance15

Words that contain AMBULANCES

somnambulances22

How to use AMBULANCES in a sentence

• The ambulances formed small grey patches on the dark ground at the extremity of the plain.
• Many of the poor fellows were taken from the ambulances dead, and of the others at least half must have died.
• At last they were all packed into the ambulances, and even as they left the building with the last, a shell struck it overhead and demolished one of the walls.
• Before they left Crepy-en-Valois, they fired deliberately, I was told, upon Red Cross ambulances containing French wounded.
• The two ambulances came on with our light car, commanded by Lieutenant de Broqueville and Dr.
• We picked them up and put them into one of the ambulances, the dying man groaning a little as we strapped him on the stretcher.
• Such casualties as could walk back walked, others were carried slowly and painfully to a point which the ambulances had a fair sporting chance of reaching intact.
• But nothing else could be made out, except that the Boer ambulances were very busy driving round.
• The ambulances move off, leaving the doctors busy, sleeves rolled up to the elbow.
• I could not let him slip, because the roadway was narrow and a long string of ambulances, without lights, was passing.
• Merrick had no difficulty in getting all the assistance required to lower the two ambulances to the dock.
• Bell tents flanked one side of the large open space where the ambulances stood.
• It seemed odd at home to see two girls on army ambulances.
• The ambulances, fitted with paper Chinese lanterns, were temporarily converted into sitting out places.
• Scores of the wounded were hurried in ambulances to a large Catholic Church, an improvised hospital.
• The ambulances went on with their cargo of wounded, and Lady Dorothie Feilding and I were left alone for a little time in one of the cars.
• The majority of those rescued received first aid on being landed at North Deal, and then they were taken in ambulances to the Marine Hospital at Walmer.
• It appears to me that it would have been wiser to have moved the ambulances to the right bank.
• In the afternoon, as a suspension of arms for two hours was agreed to, our ambulances pushed forward, and brought back a few wounded, but not many.
• From all I can learn from the people connected with the different ambulances, our loss yesterday does not amount to above 2000 killed and wounded.
• A company of the 47th was in waiting with ambulances to convey the wounded out of the boat to cabs.
• Dark and hideous dreams of drives on ambulances in the midnight hours haunt me now when the name of Ypres is mentioned.
• I saw the ruins of the school-house which our ambulances had used, and noticed that the image of the Virgin had been knocked down from the tower of the Cathedral.
• We met a steady stream of such wounded as were able to walk, but comparatively few were brought in ambulances.
• There were two ambulances for us, and three wagons containing all the comforts necessary in camping out for some weeks.
• The lines of march crossed each other, and Hill was delayed for many hours by a long column of ambulances and waggons.
• Only ambulances and ammunition waggons were to follow the troops.
• Both men decided to ride for a few miles before they took seats in the ambulances.
• There are hundreds of Americans driving ambulances in the Allied lines to-day, and hundreds of American women working in Allied hospitals.
• To march in the rear of such a column meant that each of the Ambulances soon swallowed its peck of dirt.

Similar words containing AMBULANCE without suffix s

ambulance15 ambulanceman20 ambulancemen20 somnambulance21 ambulancewoman25 ambulancewomen25 somnambulances22

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