Sentence examples for to firehouse from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to firehouse" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or action related to a firehouse, but as it stands, it lacks context and clarity. Example: "We need to go to the firehouse to pick up the equipment."
noun
A house containing a fire to heat it; a dwelling-house, as opposed to a barn, a stable, or other outhouse.
"He was campaigning pretty much by himself, going from firehouse to firehouse".
Throughout the night, officials went from firehouse to firehouse doing head counts to reckon the death toll.
Since Sept. 11, his store has donated a small portion of its sales, about $100,000, to firehouse companies and families of firefighters killed at the World Trade Center, Mr. Freedman said.
"What's the amount of time that our soldiers are in direct battle and combat?" John H. Mollenkopf, the director of the Center for Urban Research at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, said he agreed with Mr. Shaw's contention that the firefighter culture -- from work habits to firehouse locations -- is woefully, even willfully, inefficient.
This study discusses the situations in which random sampling has less coverage compared to firehouse.
On the new NBC drama, One Life to Live alumna Meghann Fahy will play Nicki Kahler, the hot, but engaged assistant to Firehouse 51 Chief Wallace Boden Eamonn Walkerr of "Oz" fame).
No public access to firehouses.
He had an assistant make calls to firehouses and they confirmed Ms. Shearer's account, he said.
He spent nearly all of Friday in the borough, hopping from senior centers to firehouses to community centers, 11 stops in total.
Retired firefighters and other counselors are making the rounds to firehouses to see if anyone wants to talk.
Lacking specific instructions on where to report when called in for duty, some went to their own firehouse, others went to firehouses near the trade center and still others responded to the scene itself.
