Sentence examples for firehouse workers from inspiring English sources

Behind the firehouse, workers erected a steel-framed tent, used in the Arab world for funerals.

In its prime, Kings Park had not just hospital wards and offices but also a power plant, firehouse, workers' cottages, dairy and horse barns, a piggery, libraries and garages.

The streets of Saddam City are on fire, but at the local firehouse, the workers sit around puffing cigarettes and drinking tea.

"When the national anthem is played, it's going to strike a nerve in everybody," said Comella, who like several Giants visited Manhattan rescue workers and firehouses twice in the last week.

One option is cutting spending: laying off workers, shutting down firehouses, that sort of thing.

"I think it's hilarious," he said of Nassau's predicament while chatting in the firehouse office with two co-workers, Karen Herbert and Joyce Logan.

Tommy, his co-workers in the firehouse and his on-again-off-again lover Sheila (Callie Thorne), a 9/11 widow who was married to Tommy's firefighter cousin, must confront their feelings about something they've spent much of the show's history trying to forget.

Firehouses would be closed, child-care workers fired and library hours shortened.

"A bunch of houses pretty much lost everything," Mr. Bullock said tonight, winding down at the firehouse here with a few dozen other rescue workers.

— Wrapping up his three-day bus tour on an intimate note, President Obama dropped in at a suburban firehouse here on Wednesday and urged firefighters and rescue workers to pressure Republicans to support his jobs bill.

Another, who still lived with his parents and couldn't seem to find a girlfriend, was a metal worker who made useful tools for the firehouse.