Sentences with phrase «firefighters who»

I remember three or four firefighters who volunteered their Saturday mornings when I was a kid to show a group of us how to operate a fire extinguisher and learn safety tips.

I happen to know about a dozen Firefighters who work as Realtors and mortgage brokers.

I've hired firefighters who moonlight as landscapers, driveway pavers, eavestrough cleaners at the blink of an eye.

Regarding full - time Firefighters who do so called «moonlight» on the side as Realtors, there are not enough of them in their own profession who would even want to enter the real estate business to impact the competitive aspect in the slightest.

But in this case, I am sure that upon reflection you will agree that volunteer Firefighters who are known to be Realtors likely bring a well - deserved aura of respect to their full - time vocation because of their inherent public spirited, unselfish personalities.

The «price wise» aspect of my sentence refers to Full Time Firefighters who establish themselves in businessess «other than» real estate wherein they provide services such as renovation work, lawn care, home maintenance etc., anything whereby an hourly rate or a contract fee is charged for those services.

A Coral Springs police officer learned of the active shooter from city firefighters who were passing by.

Effective Coverage, A Baltimore renters insurance provider supports the Baltimore County volunteer firefighters who are against proposed Baltimore fire station closings.

Needless to say, we support the Baltimore County volunteer firefighters who are also gravely concerned about the recommended closing and merging of fire stations in Baltimore County, and the potentially disastrous impacts such fire station closings could have on the communities they serve, and on Baltimore County residents as a whole.

The claimants contended that this was unlawful age discrimination because the transitional provisions permitted firefighters who were within 14 years of normal pension age to remain in the more generous old Firefighters» Pension Scheme.

Once upon a time, firefighters who also are reservists claimed that the City of San Antonio, Texas, was violating their rights because of their military service.

Many of them are people such as teachers and firefighters who make too much to qualify for legal aid but too little to easily afford typical legal services.

But the city's action prompted white firefighters who scored well to file the lawsuit that eventually brought the case to the Supreme Court.

«To be honest, as far as temperatures, for as far out as we can see there's no relief,» said Brandon Smith, who is expecting temperatures all across Utah to surpass the state's all - time highs this summer.Besides for raising fears about lower crop yields and an unstable power supply, the record temperatures are making life harder for firefighters who are anticipating more of the types of wildfires most recently seen ravaging Southern California.

«If the building had been provided with sprinklers then that fire, if it started in the kitchen, would never have got out of the kitchen and nobody except the firefighters who would have gone there to mop up would have known about it.»

... an unintended consequence of this open floor plan trend: greatly increased fire danger both for residents and the firefighters who put out those fires.

Close to a dozen people were mobilized Thursday, including Bodega Bay firefighters who used their boats to ferry scouts around the harbor.

Thank you to all the firefighters who are risking their lives to save ours.

Similarly, we are delighted to have worked with such a dedicated group of firefighters who donate countless hours to helping animals.

I had the opportunity to learn about firefighters who had gone back into a home to save pets.»

Firefighters who are posing for the calendar with rescued animals — show it all off at the calendar debut.

Now, Primerica was poised to make a lot of money, but only if you could convince Florida firefighters who were near retirement age to cash out their guaranteed pensions.

Effective Coverage, A Baltimore renters insurance provider supports the Baltimore County volunteer firefighters who are against proposed Baltimore fire station closings.

It's about entertaining others when they need a break, especially all my EMS buddies, law enforcement and firefighters who work full time risking their lives for others in need.

That blazing, doomed grizzly is a useful metaphor for the «hotshots» we're about to meet, firefighters who do battle with the infernos that periodically burn through America's arid west.

FOX's new procedural series 9 -1-1 explores the high - pressure experiences of police, paramedics and firefighters who are thrust into the most frightening, shocking and heart - stopping situations.

Directed by Tron: Legacy and Oblivion helmer Joseph Kosinski, the film revolves around one unit of local firefighters who battled the Yarnell Hill wildfire in 2013 to tragic results.

«Hotshots,» the film explains upfront, are an elite group of forest firefighters who are specially trained and certified to go into on - fire areas and establish a controlled fire line that the approaching inferno can not cross.

This movie tells the true story of another historic wildfire though, and the elite group of firefighters who did everything in their power to stop it.

Light on blazes that need extinguishing, they are basically firefighters who are always ready to fight fires — but in this wet city, they also have to fight their own boredom.

«Only the Brave» is an American high action drama based on the elite crew of firefighters who battled the Yarnell Hill Fire, a wildfire in Prescott, Arizona in June 2013 that claimed the lives of 19 members of their team.

The movie begins before the Granite Mountain crew has achieved this designation — they're «type 2» firefighters who hang farther back — with supervisor Eric Marsh (Josh Brolin) desperate for the upgrade.

So all I am asking is for you to remember those people in your prayers, as well as the firefighters who are dealing with the fire and the aftermath.

If you read the book «Engine 2» by Rip Esselstyn, there were some formerly - omnivorous firefighters who adopted a purely plant - based diet who had very significant drops in cholesterol.

Firefighters who responded in the first two days of the World Trade Center disaster and those who worked at the site for six months or longer are more likely to need sinus surgery than firefighters whose exposure to the site's caustic dust was less intense or shorter term, according to new research published in the American Thoracic Society journal Annals of the American Thoracic Society.

In «Blood Eosinophils and World Trade Center Exposure Predict Surgery in Chronic Rhinosinusitis: A 13.5 - Year Longitudinal Study,» researchers report on a study of 8,227 firefighters who worked at the WTC site.

«After 9/11, about one in eight firefighters who worked at the World Trade Center had accelerated loss of lung function over the next 15 years,» Dr. Weiden said.

Blood biomarkers appear to be an early - warning signal for the accelerated loss of lung function and airway obstruction in firefighters who responded to the World Trade Center disaster, according to new research published online in the Annals of the American Thoracic Society.

«If we had just done traditional risk factor assessments, we would have missed each one of those firefighters who we discovered were at risk for a cardiovascular event,» says study leader Elizabeth V. Ratchford, M.D., an assistant professor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Vascular Medicine.

Some 22 percent of retired firefighters who responded on 9/11 were still suffering from PTSD some four and six years after the event, according to research published earlier this year in Public Health Reports.

Workers and firefighters who suffered acute radiation poisoning died there, and as you walk past their belongings, still in situ 29 years later, your Geiger counter crackles wildly.

«The issue was exclusion of Erie County volunteer firefighters who were not allowed access to the same grant program offered to nearly every other county in the state.

FDNY firefighters who were fired for allegedly racist behavior blasted the city for its «double standard» in hiring the ex-fire commissioner's son following his bigoted outbursts.

«She has never forgotten the widows and children of police officers and firefighters who died in the line of duty, and the UFOA will never forget her,» Hagan, who also praised the bill, said.

Cuomo honored the families of Michael Chiapperini and Tomasz Kaczowka, the two West Webster, N.Y., firefighters who were killed in an ambush Christmas Eve, and Rochester's chief of police called on the state to lead the nation in protecting its citizens and first responders from gun violence.

I discovered that Erie County was unfairly being excluded and with some effort and communication among all necessary departments and agencies, we were successful in making HELP available to local volunteer firefighters who enroll in ECC.

Erie County Legislator Lynne Dixon thanks the members of the New York State Assembly and Senate for approving legislation that would benefit volunteer firefighters who develop cancer due to being exposed to carcinogens while protecting the community.

Republican state Senator Greg Ball is urging Governor Andrew Cuomo to sign a bill into law that he says would help children of firefighters who died as a result of illnesses from response to and recovery efforts from the September 11th terrorist attacks.

It wasn't just cops and firefighters who objected to saluting a terrorist, or the parade's sponsors, most of whom backed out.

He says the bill would amend the civil service law and put the children of those New York firefighters who died on equal footing when it comes to civil service exams.