Sentence examples for tiny firehouse from inspiring English sources
There is a handwritten note taped to the door inside the tiny firehouse in the Harding Park section of the Bronx.
President Bush voted while a rooster crowed and a dog barked at the tiny firehouse near his ranch in Crawford, Tex., this morning and then flew back to the White House, where he made congratulatory telephone calls tonight to his brother Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida and other Republican winners.
On the second floor of 10-10, a tiny city firehouse within spitting distance of the World Trade Center site, the passage of time, and the sad success of their brutal labor, was tracked with a yellow fluorescent marker.
The firehouse will be built on a tiny triangular lot near the north end of the village.
Mr. Bush then headed south to his Texas ranch and the tiny town of Crawford, where he will vote at the firehouse on Election Day before returning to what promises to be a long night of watching returns at the White House.
Tucked into his tiny cot, under a Power Rangers comforter and matching sheets, he chose "Clifford the Firehouse Dog" from a stack of books on the night table, and recited along from memory as Ms. Francis read to him.
Sidestepping the occasional dead fish with its one-eyed stare, they steadily found their way to the firehouse, where a huge generator powered one of the few sources of heat in the tiny seaside borough.
The firehouse, powered by an industrial-size generator that rumbled like the engine of a jetliner, was one of the few places with heat in this tiny seaside borough, just below Point Pleasant Beach.
She visited the firehouse.
