例句與造句

1. Last week, the Fire Alarm Dispatchers Benevolent Association threw itself behind Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
2. Robert A . Ungar, a lobbyist for the fire alarm dispatchers'union who often skirmished with Safir, said he nonetheless respected him.
3. David Rosensweig, the president of the fire alarm dispatchers'union, says the city has been talking for more than a decade about improving its computer-aided dispatch system.
4. Barred from becoming this profession because of an eyesight deficiency, he entered the ranks of the New York City Fire Department in November 1956 as a Fire Alarm Dispatcher.
5. The leaders of two allied unions, representing emergency medical service workers and fire alarm dispatchers, also criticized the administration for its handling of the controversy and voiced support for the firefighters.
6. It's difficult to find fire alarm dispatcher in a sentence. 用fire alarm dispatcher造句挺難的
7. "You can tell he comes from the country, " said Warren Fuchs, a New York City fire alarm dispatcher, who facilitated the sculpture's temporary home next to Squad One in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
8. But the fire alarm dispatchers'union disputed that figure, arguing in a news release that the problem had been exaggerated since fire officials could sometimes determine that an alarm was false before dispatching personnel and equipment.
9. On his first day in office one week ago, he met with David Rosenzweig, president of the Fire Alarm Dispatchers Benevolent Association, the union representing fire alarm dispatchers, who has been among the most vocal opponents of firebox removal.
10. On his first day in office one week ago, he met with David Rosenzweig, president of the Fire Alarm Dispatchers Benevolent Association, the union representing fire alarm dispatchers, who has been among the most vocal opponents of firebox removal.
11. Meanwhile, the Fire Alarm Dispatchers Benevolent Association filed a complaint of improper labor practices against the city Friday at the Office of Collective Bargaining, saying it believed city officials were punishing the union with shift changes in retaliation for its opposition to removing the boxes.
12. But for every fire alarm dispatcher who worked that day, who sent the first rescue workers into the twin towers, who fielded the final calls from people on doomed floors, it is a day that swirls with memories, with tempered pride, with grief and with guilt.