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n. (fire station English)
Usage examples of "fire stations".
His defenses were designed to stop the all-out attack of an eighty-thousand-ton battleship, not an assault landing, and fire stations were being blown into oblivion—.
Emergency generators kick in at critical facilities such as hospitals, fire stations, and law enforcement offices.
The citizen sergeant on the air-defense console had dropped his book viewer and sat gaping at the brilliant, flashing red light which announced that target designator lasers had just begun illuminating his remote fire stations.
Maintenance docks, hangars, warehouses, fire stations were being erected.
Tango Flight would do its best to break through and disable at least some of the defense grid's fire stations with precision guided munitions in hopes of opening a hole for follow-on assault shuttle waves to exploit.
Tango Flight would do its best to break through and disable at least some of the defense grids fire stations with precision guided munitions in hopes of opening a hole for follow-on assault shuttle waves to exploit.
The only dials with E's in them are at police stations and fire stations.
His defenses were designed to stop the all-out attack of an eighty-thousand ton battleship, not an assault landing, and fire stations were being blown into oblivion-not one-by-one, but in twos and threes and dozens!