Sentence examples for firefighter points from inspiring English sources

"When you're dead, you don't know you're dead," a retired firefighter points out, "so what's the big thing really?" Yet a paramedic bluntly says, "I think anybody who says they're not afraid of death is kidding themselves".

As gunfire sounded in the background, two firefighters pointed gushing hoses at the blaze.

The firefighters pointed out the remains of the house where the three bodies were found the day before, the heap of planks where the man was seen by neighbors before the storm and never seen again.

Looking up either when you're walking or crawling can be an issue (Site #2).", "I find a lot of restriction in the shoulders- overhead work especially with the SCBA (Site #1)." In addition, some firefighters pointed out that the stiff and oversized neckline of the turnout coat is an additional reason for their limited neck mobility.

As I was watching my dad go through the roof with an axe I noticed all the other firefighters pointing and talking.

But many houses, some of them log cabins surrounded by oily manzanita bush -- the worst kind of shrubbery from a firefighter's point of view -- looked as flammable as a stack of hay with a lighted cigarette on top.

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Near the school, Mr. Urbina saw the volunteer firefighters, who pointed him toward their firehouse.

Partly because of its concentration of police and firefighters, Breezy Point lost a higher proportion of residents in the Sept. 11 attacks than almost any other neighborhood in New York City.

Firefighters clearly pointed out that oversized gloves significantly limit grip and dexterity, resulting in additional physical effort requirements in a variety of tasks.

At that point, Firefighter Cool was knocked down, dropping his ax and other tools.