Sentence examples for firehouse would be from inspiring English sources

"To say we are upset over the collapse of the Centennial Hose Firehouse would be an understatement," Mary Foster, the mayor of Peekskill, said.

Nicholas Scoppetta, the fire commissioner, has said that anyone who fails to cooperate with investigators or who had sex in the firehouse would be fired.

Craig R. Hammerman, the district manager for Community Board 6, said the committee had no preferred group to take over the building, though reopening it as a functioning firehouse would be the top choice.

"We use the Stratford Avenue Bridge and the East Washington Bridge, which are just blocks away from Congress Street -- maybe adding about one minute worth of response time to a fire that would potentially be happening on the East Side that the main firehouse would be responding to," Mr. Gresko said.

Because police and firefighters are expected to stay in shape, an injury sustained playing racquetball at a firehouse would be covered.

Up to 40 firehouses would be closed.

At least 30 firehouses would be closed and substantial layoffs would weaken the police force.

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

Response times around the other firehouses would be lower than the current city average.

"We looked for a firehouse which would be a good candidate," said Ms. Moss, "and then, and for a good group of men.

Still, he agreed with Mr. Shaw that some firehouse closings would be inevitable, saying it made sense to restructure a fire response system established during the days of horse-drawn carriages.