Sentence examples for firehouse as from inspiring English sources

Yet an emergency dispatcher's keystroke error sent two fire trucks from that firehouse — as well as four other Fire Department vehicles from other companies — toward the wrong address on 62nd Street, rather than the illegally subdivided wooden home at 42-40 65th Street in Woodside where the fire started.

The families overlapped at the firehouse, as all the families do.

By midafternoon, just before the ceremony, New Hope opened its firehouse as a shelter, followed by the opening of another by the Red Cross.

On a recent afternoon, Ms. Carbone and Ms. Folwell walked through the old firehouse as part of a tour for interested bidders.

Firefighter Michael Silvestri, 41, assigned to the same firehouse as the injured firefighter, was charged with assault and criminal possession of a weapon, the police said.

Mr. Finley was in the advertising business for 12 years before joining the department in 1990, working in the same firehouse as his father had.

A 1945 article from the Fire Department's in-house magazine cited such a situation: "The alarm is sent to fire alarm headquarters, from which point it is transmitted to the various firehouses as well as to the two pumping stations.

But it's clear that there are people in this administration that want to close firehouses as a sign to everybody else to get in line".

The Brooklyn district attorney's office has specified hospitals and firehouses as "safe havens," and when the baby was thought to be abandoned, the fact that she was left at a church on Sunday morning, when parishioners could be expected, was a factor in favor of the person who left her.

But Firehouse Steakhouse is as much about hearty food as it is about firefighting, with steak, of course, the house specialty.

As he went from meetings as small as 45 Democrats at the firehouse in Oakland to as large as the more than 4,000 at Portland's Deering High, Dr. Dean painted Mr. Kerry as a Washington insider beholden to special interests, and urged voters not to be swayed by the momentum of Mr. Kerry's victories.