Sentence examples for firefighting in from inspiring English sources

The first was Malvin Brown, part of an all-black army paratrooper unit assigned to firefighting in 1945.

Mike Parkes of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, which is coordinating the firefighting in Southern California.

California courts would be reduced by $125 million, potentially forcing them to close three days a month, and spending would be trimmed for firefighting in public forests.

Frank Lampard 6/10 The England captain for the day certainly had to earn his 90th cap, firefighting in Fabio Capello's hard-pressed midfield in the first half.

Last July, with resources stretched, the two E.U. planes were switched from firefighting in Corsica to Italy, where the blazes posed a greater threat.

The E.U. summit meeting last week was the first in two years that was not totally dominated by firefighting in the euro zone's sovereign debt crisis.

In the U.S., we tackle healthcare in a way that would be the equivalent of having the best firefighters and firefighting equipment in the world that can respond to any imaginable fire.

In the U.S., we tackle healthcare in a way that would be the equivalent of having the best firefighters and firefighting equipment in the world and then paying them more if there were more fires.

In September 1666, his brother Charles put him in charge of firefighting operations in the Great Fire of London, in the absence of action by Lord Mayor Thomas Bloodworth.

A GlobalSantaFe spokeswoman says she doesn't expect the company to take part in any firefighting operations in Iraq.

Privately held engineering and construction firm Bechtel might play a part, because it supported firefighting operations in Kuwait in 1991.