Sentence examples for like firehouse from inspiring English sources

The restaurants range from four-star establishments like Le Bernardin to neighborhood spots like Firehouse on the Upper West Side.

She has recently released a new photobook of her documentation of the Poor People's Campaign with Grafiche Damiani, and intends to publish more books to augment works like Firehouse and Street Cops, which were featured in Cheryl Dunn's 2013 documentary on street photographers, Everybody Street.

If you have an exciting topic, choose something eccentric like firehouse red or lime green.

And in exchange for the tax increase, Mr. Bloomberg allowed the City Council to protect the classic sacred cows of every municipal budget fight, like firehouses, centers for the elderly and day care slots.

Under the banner of the New York City Area Consortium for Earthquake Loss Mitigation, engineers and scientists are studying building and soil conditions in an effort to pinpoint where the greatest risks may lie and ultimately to plan the seismic retrofitting of vitally needed structures like firehouses and hospitals.

There are two fitting rooms for children — one outfitted like a firehouse, the other like a playground.

"It's all made to look like a firehouse," said Larry Kaplan, an assistant manager.

"It doesn't look much like a firehouse, does it?" asked Kevin Corrigan, a volunteer for two years.

He began to hear rhythm-and-blues songs with a danceable beat: music that would be embraced at gay dance clubs like the Firehouse and the Loft, and that would later be categorized as disco.

There is also an old red brick, neo-Georgian building in Maspeth, Queens, that looks like a firehouse from a movie studio lot: two truck bays with roll-down red doors — side by side, for engine and ladder — under four tall windows and an entablature embossed with the city seal.

There is an old red brick, neo-Georgian building in Elmhurst, Queens, that looks like a firehouse from a movie studio lot: two truck bays with roll-down red doors — side by side, for engine and ladder — under four tall windows and an entablature embossed with the city seal.