Top Emergency Quotes

Insurgence and all forms of evil in a society doesn't describes her as a failure, but vividly shows a lack of love for one another.

I saw a guy faint at the W. M. Keck Observatory, he stepped out from the tour group and said to me "I'm feeling sick" and then his eyes rolled back and his knees gave way! The group caught him on his...

Emergency Definition

(n.) Sudden or unexpected appearance; an unforeseen occurrence; a sudden occasion.

(n.) An unforeseen occurrence or combination of circumstances which calls for immediate action or remedy; pressing necessity; exigency.

One of life's best coping mechanisms is to know the difference between an inconvenience and a problem. If you break your neck, if you have nothing to eat, if your house is on fire – then you’ve got a...

I feel the 21st century is another new age. Not only can we collaborate again with nature, but we have to. It's an emergency.

When placing an emergency call, it is important to remember that a corrupt or incompetent cop may be on their way to you.

We are racing down Main Street. Arthur is right on the tail of a blck sedan with tinted windows that won't pull over. He slams the horn."Arthur," I say.The car doesn't yield."Arthur," I say.He hits th...

Multilate. Ha Ha Ha,' said Nusswan, avuncular and willing to pretend it was a clever joke. 'Its all relative. At the best of times, democracy is a see saw between complete chaos and tolerable confusio...

The advantage of a permanent emergency for the executive is that even trivial things can routinely be accomplished by the crisis presidency. If everything is an emergency, all power is emergency power...

I remembered my mother’s insistence that I always wear clean underwear because I might get knocked down by a car on the way to or from school and I and the family would be disgraced even beyond the gr...

That's a shame, said Bert, to run out of crackers before you've run out of emergency.

There was a red button on the wall labelled EMERGENCY, but no button labelled BEWILDERMENT.

We're safe enough now,' he thought, 'we're snug and tight, like an air-raid shelter. We can hold out. It's just the food that worries me. Food and coal for the fire. We've enough for two or three days...