Sentence examples for firehouse into from inspiring English sources

It's like "bringing the firehouse into your living room," said L. R. Johnson '63, the chair of the ad-hoc committee on alumni network services.

In 1999, Ernest Davis, then the mayor of Mount Vernon, N.Y., proposed turning an abandoned firehouse into a hip-hop museum.

Anderson Cooper, the CNN anchor, has drawn attention for his plans to turn a former West Village firehouse into a private residence.

And on Staten Island, home to many city firefighters, Mr. Abbate finds it immensely satisfying to be ushering an old firehouse into the 21st century.

The announcement comes as Mayor Ernest Davis of Mount Vernon, N.Y., is busy converting an old firehouse into an entirely unrelated Hip-Hop Hall of Fame.

The captain there, John Drennan, a football coach on Staten Island, was building the firehouse into an athletic powerhouse, Kevin said.

Or, for hearty grub you might find at a firehouse, head into town and loosen your belt at Fat Alley BBQ (122 South Oak Street; 970-728-3985), a no-frills joint with old, wooden tables and a counter where you can order Texas-style barbecued spareribs and breaded-to-order fried chicken.

The group has recently transformed an old firehouse in Far Rockaway into a new community center, the Rockaway Institute for a Sustainable Environment.

Richard and Valerie Beaudet's proposal to move Flowers by Emslie and Company into the firehouse and transform it into a garden center and cafe was approved by the Barre City Council last week.

When the new Ghostbusters try to move into a cool former firehouse in Chinatown, they learn the monthly rent is twenty-one thousand dollars.

"You're going to need them in the next few years," Mr. Petersen told the senator, drawing laughter from a crowd packed into a room at a firehouse in Iowa Falls, north of Des Moines.