Sentence examples for firefighting for from inspiring English sources
"firefighting for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe someone's active efforts and actions in tackling a difficult or challenging situation. Example: The firefighters have been tirelessly firefighting for the past two hours to contain the raging forest fire.
But when word seeped out a decade ago that nearly 3,500 fire hydrants in Manhattan and Brooklyn had not been used for firefighting for years, and never again would be, feelings changed.
33 NEW YORK/REGION 37-41 Municommunitiesrs Priced Out High-priced communities are trying to take measures to shore up municipal workforces that can no longer afford to live within their borders, particularly when it comes to public and volunteer jobs like firefighting for which proximity matters.
Some locals blamed the official rescue work by comparing it with a large emergency response exercise on a 330-meter building several days before, and the successful firefighting for a blaze at Shanghai World Financial Center in 2007.
Whether it is for firefighting or for irrigation system, a water sprinkler system has founds its use both industrially and residentially for safety and watering purposes.
The second officer, Richard Murphy, placed 2,116 and will not be considered for a firefighting position for several years, officials said.
Last year Glove had to plow through 180 laborers to always have 30 on hand to run an order for 60,000 firefighting gloves for the U.S. Marines.
It was used to store potable water for drinking, water for firefighting, and water for the island's service laundry facility.
The memos argued for a specific firefighting plan for this building damaged on Sept. 11, 2001.
In three memos — the last one in March 2005 — a battalion chief, William Siegel, outlined his concerns about the building, called for a specific firefighting plan for the building and recommended weekly inspections.
In the days that followed, it was revealed that a battalion chief, William Siegel, had outlined his concerns about the building in memos, calling for a specific firefighting plan for the building and recommending weekly inspections.
The Oxfordshire service bought firefighting helmets for £252 each, more than double the £120 paid by Merseyside.
