Sentence examples for firehouse stands from inspiring English sources

A firehouse stands on one side of the complex and impressive Victorian houses line quiet streets on the other.

I would fiercely dispute the notion that this aging and still-burning lightbulb at a Livermore firehouse stands as an enduring symbol of American reliability.

A rabbi at the firehouse said that he stood next to one mother and encouraged her, every few seconds, to breathe.

Chief Nichols stood outside the firehouse, waving to passing cars that honked to her.

Bales of straw would be nearly as suitable as what I've used: painted vintage furniture from Mexico, woven rugs from India, family photographs, and my treasure, which my husband bought at an auction after 9/11 to benefit search and rescue dogs, a statue of a German shepherd painted and covered with constellations, which once stood outside a firehouse in Queens, N.Y.

Another Dia Art Foundation treasure, the Dan Flavin Art Institute stands as a firehouse-turned-church-turned-gallery that houses a permanent collection of artist Dan Flavin's fluorescent fixtures and tubes.

In New Canaan, an imposing structure with four enormous neo-Classical columns in front, stands next to the firehouse and directly opposite Town Hall.

Thomas Reilly, focused his eulogy instead on the other things that made Lieutenant Martinson stand out around the firehouse in Flatbush.

"We still have a community that's not going to stand for closing their firehouse," he said last week.

ROBERT PARRO On the Truck, He Stood Tall "At the firehouse they called him Little Man," Robert Parro's brother John said.

Only one mayoral candidate, however, stood by the red-brick firehouse on Pitt Street in Manhattan on Tuesday to receive the coveted endorsement of the firefighters' union: William C. Thompson Jr.