Sentence examples for a small firehouse from inspiring English sources

Between Hadid's Hungerford Bridge graduation project, in 1977, and her first major commission, for the Center for Contemporary Art, in Cincinnati, in 1997, stretches a twenty-year period in which Hadid built only one building, a small firehouse in Weil am Rhein, Germany, that has since been converted into a museum.

But no amount of savvy or fire ground training has helped Mr. Xylas and his brother firefighters extinguish a roiling dispute that has raged here for the last year between paid and unpaid firefighters, spawning two lawsuits and dividing a small firehouse that is one of the dwindling symbols of suburban volunteerism.

FOR a century, the Broad Channel Volunteer Fire Department has occupied a small red firehouse about 400 feet from the waters of Jamaica Bay, Queens.

Neighbors were shocked by the news that 12 men from the small firehouse on Union Street had died, but they took his loss especially hard.

The small firehouse, known as 10-10 for the ladder and engine companies that were stationed there, the place where the recovery operation had been coordinated, had a single window ledge where a pile of crumbled debris was resting.

But unable to rally new recruits to their cause, Brown's outnumbered band seized several hostages (among them, a great-grandnephew of George Washington) and barricaded themselves in the Harpers Ferry firehouse, a small one-story brick building sarcastically dubbed John Brown's fort.

Two former firefighters admitted they started a small fire outside a Manhattan firehouse last fall in a prank gone awry.

Two former firefighters pleaded guilty on Thursday to reckless endangerment for starting a small fire outside a Manhattan firehouse last fall, an incident described as a prank gone awry.

"Firehouse" is a small book, and it shares some of the shortcomings of other magazine articles filled out to the dimensions of a book.

After reuniting, they all went home, leaving a small group of parents in the firehouse, waiting.

City officials envision a small visitors center, the Lincoln depot and the firehouse all linked as a mini-historical area on the waterfront.