Sentence examples for a firehouse of from inspiring English sources

There is a firehouse of debate raging deep inside Bagger HQ here and especially here that defies easy summary, but suffice to say that many people feel that "Crash" fails to surpass its TV movie DNA while others argue – loudly and with a great deal of feeling — that the reason "Brokeback Mountain" fell short was that the Academy has latent and/or viral homophobia.

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Engine 10 is operating out of a firehouse on South Street, while the members of Ladder 10 and officers from both companies are scattered among three companies and division headquarters in Lower Manhattan.

"Burn: One Year on the Front Lines of the Battle to Save Detroit" is a compelling study of Engine Company 50, a firehouse on the east side of Detroit doing the best it can under dire circumstances.

You push through the door of a firehouse on Beach 116th Street in Rockaway Park, Queens, and find a firefighter, shaggy haired and shy about giving his name.

This whole five-extra-years business will cause other problems, too, said Sean Keenan, 32, a firefighter, who was standing in front of a firehouse on West 37th Street.

In 1940, she went to a firehouse on the South Side of Chicago and voted, for the first time in her life.

In the Raleigh suburb of Cary, residents trickled in and out of a firehouse to cast their votes.

Leaders of the local Amish community were gathering Saturday afternoon at a firehouse to decide the future of the schoolhouse, and of the school year itself.

It was built in 1906 as a firehouse for the private community of College Point; the center for the elderly has occupied it for the past quarter century.

A firehouse logbook of the era, handwritten in exquisite script, preserves the flowery sentiments of the day.