Sentence examples for about a firefighter from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was his lead role in the critically praised "Frequency" (2000), about a firefighter whose ham radio allows him to converse across time with his grown son.

The video was shot by the filmmakers Jules and Gedeon Naudet, who were making a documentary about a firefighter recruit on Sept. 11.

An article on July 20 about a firefighter who is also a developer misstated the rent paid by a rent-controlled tenant whose presence was blocking a construction project.

The Veterans Day episode of "Doc" on Nov. 11 pays homage to veterans of World War II and Vietnam and includes a plot about a firefighter who lived through the World Trade Center collapse and emerged with survivor's guilt.

Mr. Schwarzenegger's newest film, "Collateral Damage," about a firefighter seeking justice after his family is killed in a terrorist attack, was set to be released on Oct. 5, and has been postponed indefinitely.

It's about a firefighter who can download the design of a burning building onto a handheld device; a student who can take classes with a digital textbook; or a patient who can have face-to-face video chats with her doctor.

"It's dedicated to our brothers in New York -- that's what it's all about," said Frank Bellini, a firefighter from Engine Company 12 and a member of the Newark Fire Department Historical Association, the parade sponsor.

That is how Mr. Wren felt about being a firefighter in Coney Island.

Correction: December 3 , 2001 Monday A biographical sketch on Nov. 8 about Martin McWilliams, a firefighter who died at the World Trade Center, misstated the model year of the Mustang he left behind at his mother's house in Kings Park, N.Y.

He closed with the same story he had used in Iowa, about meeting a firefighter on a golf course who told him how much he appreciated what Mr. Clinton's wife had done after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, to sound the alarm about the health risks facing workers who toiled in the rubble in Lower Manhattan.

The day after a long night of senior-year boozing, I came to in the back of an ambulance, flailing about as a firefighter struggled to hold down my oversized frame.