(1) It is the second upheaval that Mann, herself a wartime evacuee to Canada and then America, concentrates on - and emotional stuff it is, too.

(2) Amid the discomforts of his passage the author reflects on or trawls his past, his sorrows and betrayals, his experience as a wartime evacuee .

(3) Evacuee children

(4) His experiences as a wartime evacuee

(5) Most of the evacuees have been taken on buses to the various states outside the country.

(6) Almost 100 evacuees are still in temporary refuge centres in Whakatane and Opotiki.

(7) You can go on a virtual tour of a model house or read correspondence from wartime evacuees .

(8) They are evacuees who have taken refuge at the Southern University shelter here.

(9) Federal officials early in the day said that no evacuees would come to Iowa, although the state had offered to accommodate up to 5,000.

(10) Hundreds of thousands of evacuees and refugees need urgent help to pay for basic necessities.

(11) An effort is under way to protect former evacuees from making ghastly discoveries as they return to their homes.

(12) As the tens of thousands of evacuees start looking for ways to put their lives back together, a lot of questions arise.

(13) Brown is right to emphasise the wartime context of the story, for the four young evacuees discover an occupied country on the other side of the wardrobe.

(14) Potentially thousands of students and scholars have become evacuees and refugees.

(15) Children are able to take on the roles of evacuees , undertaking a variety of war-time tasks such as darning socks or making rag rugs.

(16) The computer program is being set up so homeowners can screen evacuees .

(17) I am therefore calling again on the Governor and the Government to pay the rent for the evacuees to live in proper accommodation.

(18) In country areas other women received evacuees and refugees, not always hospitably, into their homes.

(19) All of the good hearts around this country that take in evacuees and who provide as much as they can to those who need it in the wake of a disaster.

(20) The bacteria are feared to have migrated to crowded shelters outside the state, where many evacuees are staying.