fireman造句

Yes,I'm a fireman.

Mark's father is a fireman.

The fireman finally battered the door down.

One fireman died fighting the blaze.

The firm fireman first overcame thirst desire.

Why would you like to be a fireman?

Charles is a fireman and he drives a fire-engine.

A fireman accidentally discovered the cause of the fire.

The fireman managed to keep the fire under.

The fireman at the window didn't want to take Charlie. "It's against the rules," he said.

The son of a fireman, he oozes empathy for the have-nots.

I'd like to be a fireman because I want to put out fires.

The boy wouldn't like to be a fireman because he is afraid of fire.

His father was a fireman; he was the first in his family to graduate from high school.

They would be doctor, musician, fireman, scientist, lawyer, professor, maybe even president, or with a real stretch, superhero.

When people asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I never said fireman or astronaut.

The guidance lists banned terms for describing professions, including fireman, air hostess, headmaster, policeman, salesman, manageress, cinema usherette and male nurse.

Many of these traits are highly sought after attributes in a male suitor and accordingly the fireman archetype is deeply entrenched in many women's psyches.

One day, a building was on fire. A fireman risked his life dashing to the top floor in order to quench the fire. He found a man sleep soundly in a corner.

The fireman patted me on the head and scooped me up, blanket and all, as if I were of no more consequence than a rescued kitten or an abandoned baby.

It is not difficult to explain why such a "fireman" effect might exist. They are typically athletic men who face great physical risks, as a means of saving strangers' lives.