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engine company
noun
- a unit of a city's fire department in command of one or more fire-fighting vehicles.
Word History and Origins
Origin of engine company1
Example Sentences
Murphy retired from racing in the late 1970s and became a buyer for Rocketdyne, a rocket engine company in Los Angeles.
The fire began Friday evening in Old Engine Company No. 12, now a landmark historic site along North Capitol Street in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of Washington.
Shortly after the arrival of the first engine company, the fire was reported to have extended into the vegetation and a full wildland fire dispatch was initiated, which included fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft.
He was most recently assigned to Engine Company 226 in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.
Alonso joined McLaren in 2015 to be part of the Honda project but the team and engine company split after three uncompetitive years.
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