fireman

Possessives

• helmet: And he said, " If I don't get me a fireman's helmet, I'm gonna blow your brains out.
• hose: Water stop above Cleeve Lock, on the fast fireman's hose, enabling us to keep our place in the lock queue.
• pole: Three firemen's poles are situated at the east end of the appliance room, allowing speedy descent from the first floor.
• uniform: Imogen's ex- told us the Welsh temptress loves a fireman's uniform to fan the flames of passion.
• strike: During the lengthy firemen's strike in 1977, a village emergency fire brigade came into operation, based at the Station Garage.
• lift: Then each exerting a classic fireman's lift then carried the stricken inmates from their cell.

Converse of object

• retain: Such exercises involved not only the participation of full-time firemen but also the retained firemen from Rothwell as well as Kettering and other stations.
• pass: He spent five years as a GCR fireman, becoming a passed fireman in 2000 and a driver in 2002.
• become: However, entering the cubicle to discover how to become a fireman, Steelhorn found himself falling into a fusion furnace.
• say: The papers on Tuesday, 17 December 2002 reported Bain as saying the firemen had enough pay already.
• call: We had two wonderful and helpful fireman called Carl and Robert, who have been working in the service for more than 10 years!

Adjective modifier

• retained: From 1955 to 1975 there were 11 retained firemen.
• auxiliary: Perhaps part of the problem stemmed from friction between regular and auxiliary firemen.
• part-time: Part-time firemen could not be required to serve, without their consent, outside their former Fire Brigade Area.
• full-time: The union had argued that it was illegal to deny retained firefighters the same pension and sick pay rights to full-time firemen and women.
• leading: He was a leading fireman in Hull, East Yorkshire.
• former: A former fireman, Golding's first professional success came in the 1990s with Challenge.

Noun used with modifier

• colliery: A married man of Birch View, Edge Green, Ashton-in-Makerfield who was the colliery fireman.
• steam: His father was also working in a mill as a steam boiler fireman ( in 1901, he was 39 ).
• volunteer: The volunteer firemen of those days were paid the sum of three shillings on each occasion they turned out for training.