Sentence examples for the first firehouse from inspiring English sources

Officials said the first firehouse to be struck housed Engine 217, at 940 DeKalb Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

The department was the first firehouse designated by the State Department of Transportation as a "fitting station" for child safety seats.

These were the first firehouse closings in the city in more than a decade, and the mayor faced political opposition, lawsuits and no small criticism over them.

THE BACKGROUND Robin and Chris Sorensen, brothers and former firefighters, opened their first Firehouse Subs restaurant in 1994.

Its current site is Glendora's first firehouse, built in 1913, which later served as City Hall, police headquarters and a jail.

The venue is the Second Avenue Firehouse, the original Bay Shore firehouse from more than a century ago (its fire engines were man-powered and its hoses consisted of bucket brigades).

The fifth closed firehouse, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, has been approved for sale to the Henry Street Settlement for moderate-income housing.

More than 150 artists will share their drawn, painted, photographed or otherwise rendered meditations on death in "A Book About Death: The Ties That Bind," an exhibition set to open at the Second Avenue Firehouse Gallery in Bay Shore on July 31.

"There's absolutely no reason to think this is anything other than a tragic accident," the mayor said at the Seventh Battalion firehouse, looking out on a street strewn with cinder blocks, bricks, glass and the twisted wreckage of a sidewalk coffee cart.

This is not the first time the Centennial Firehouse and Route 9 have gotten in each other's way.

Chief Markey is hoping that long before winter comes, the first floor of the firehouse will be ready to shelter the rigs.