Rescuees example sentences

Related (2): survivors, victims

res·cue

verb

rescue (verb) · rescues (third person present) · rescued (past tense) · rescued (past participle) · rescuing (present participle)

  - save (someone) from a dangerous or distressing situation:

  - keep from being lost or abandoned; retrieve:

  - an act of saving or being saved from danger or distress:

  - denoting or relating to a domestic animal that has been removed from a situation of abuse or neglect by a welfare organization:

  - denoting the emergency excavation of archaeological sites threatened by imminent building or road development:

Synonyms

save, free, release, liberate, extricate, deliver, redeem, ransom, emancipate, relieve, endanger, jeopardize, imprison, abandon, retrieve, recover, salvage, saving, rescuing, release, freeing, liberation, extrication, deliverance, delivery, redemption, ransom, emancipation, relief, help, assist, aid, here

"Rescuees" Example Sentences

1. The rescuees were trapped in the burning building.
2. The helicopter rescued the stranded rescuees.
3. The rescue team was able to save all the rescuees.
4. The rescuees were exhausted but grateful to be alive.
5. The rescuers risked their lives to save the rescuees.
6. The rescuees were given medical attention once they were safely rescued.
7. The rescuees were traumatized by their experience.
8. The rescuees were huddled together for warmth.
9. The rescuees were in a state of shock once they were rescued.
10. The rescuees were brought to safety after being stranded for days.
11. The rescuees were anxiously awaiting their rescuers.
12. The rescuees were overcome with emotion when they were saved.
13. The rescuers had to navigate treacherous terrain to reach the rescuees.
14. The rescuees were dehydrated and hungry when they were found.
15. The rescue team had to use specialized equipment to reach the stranded rescuees.
16. The rescuees were safely transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.
17. The rescuees were clinging to life when they were rescued.
18. The rescuees were given blankets and water once they were rescued.
19. The rescue team worked tirelessly to locate the missing rescuees.
20. The rescuees were lost in the wilderness for several days before they were found.
21. The rescue team provided emotional support to the traumatized rescuees.
22. The rescuees were desperate for help before the rescue team arrived.
23. The rescuees were found huddled under a tree for shelter.
24. The rescuees were grateful to be reunited with their families after their ordeal.
25. The rescuees were treated for hypothermia and other injuries.
26. The rescue team used a drone to locate the stranded rescuees.
27. The rescuees were stranded on a deserted island when they were rescued.
28. The rescue team was able to provide food and water to the stranded rescuees.
29. The rescuees were given warm clothes to wear after being rescued in the snow.
30. The rescue team worked through the night to save the trapped rescuees.

Common Phases

1. The rescuees were brought safely to shore; they were cold and shaken but grateful to be alive.
2. The team worked tirelessly to rescue the stranded hikers; the harsh weather conditions only added to the difficulty of the mission.
3. After days of being lost in the wilderness, the rescuees were finally spotted by a passing helicopter; they were exhausted and dehydrated but relieved to be found.
4. The firefighters bravely rescued the family from the burning building; their quick thinking and action saved several lives.
5. The coast guard successfully rescued the crew members from a sinking ship; their heroic efforts were met with much admiration.

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