Sentence examples for firefighting in the from inspiring English sources

Volunteer firefighter Mike Snyder wrote for Comment is Free about the tradition of volunteer firefighting in the US.

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 addition, New Jersey has no Santa Ana winds to bedevil wildfire containment, nor is firefighting in the Pines complicated by steep canyon walls that act like chimneys.

They have created a timeline of the history of firefighting in the United States that includes important dates like 1736, when Benjamin Franklin organized the first volunteer fire department in Philadelphia, and 1838, when Boston issued the first fire regulations.

Last week, drones were in the news because they interrupted firefighting in the San Bernardino National Forest.

Which is why -- if you want to see the most authentic film that's been made about aerial firefighting in the past 50 years -- then you really need to go see Disneytoon Studios' "Planes: Fire & Rescue".

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 we would pay firefighters more if there were more fires.

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.

Today, the Bitterroot Valley remained the focus of firefighting in Montana, from the Idaho border at its southern end, north through Sula, Darby, Hamilton and Pinesdale.

According to the National Report Card on Women in Firefighting[ 1], of the over 300,000 paid firefighting personnel in the country, only an estimated 3.7% are women.