jaws of life

They used the jaws of life to take off the roof.

Fire crews were forced to use the jaws of life to free the man after 1 hour in the car.

In the company's research department, it developed and invented the Jaws of Life.

The two cops got the jaws of Life halfway across the lawn and then dropped it.

We used the Jaws of Life to cut the other door.'

He believed this gadget was known as the Jaws of Life.

The rescue crew was cutting open the car with the Jaws of Life.

I'm back, under the pile, being extricated by a Jaws of Life.

A Jaws of Life rescue tool had to be used to pry her free.

Using a "jaws of life" machine they pried open a space between the crushed roof and the seats.

Then there's training for vehicle extrication; it's an art, using the Jaws of Life.

Firefighters used three sets of power tools, including the jaws of life, to slice through the toilet.

The end was then attached to the hydraulic device commonly called 'the jaws of life'.

The Jaws of Life was first used in 1963 as a tool to free race car drivers from their vehicles after accidents.

It is often called the jaws of life, owing to the shape and configuration of its blades.

"We're gonna need the fire department, cut him out with those Jaws of Life things they use on wrecks."

"About ten years ago he had to be pried out of a car wreck with the jaws of life.

Her life was not in jeopardy; the Jaws of Life were not required.

"Otherwise we'd need the jaws of Life."

They had a jaws of life standing by, but they were using acetylene torches to cut the car away from the train.

Sometimes referred to by the genericized trademark "Jaws of Life".

"There's nothing like going to court, with the boredom and monotony of it, to make the point, or seeing the jaws of life demonstration."

"Bring the Stokes, backboard, oxygen, and jaws of life.

Examples include tank tracks, bulldozer blade edges and cutting blades on the jaws of life.

He said that the driver and passenger of the car needed to be extricated using the hydraulic jaws of life device.