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• Over to the fire plug, then up to the tree
• Many in these neighborhoods have no running water, they have to use the fire plugs to wash.
• She began to list heavily to port and without pressure in the fire plugs, the fires spread quickly.
• Suddenly we're the weirdoes, even though our dogs never graffiti'ed anything but fire plugs and never did drugs stronger than anti-worm pills.
• In the brick courtyard of Confucius Plaza in Chinatown, a group of teen-agers play handball against a wall obstructed by a light pole and fire plugs.
• She refueled two Italian subs at sea, pumping 12, 000 gallons of fuel through a fire plug and 200 feet of fire hose to the submarine.
• The race was named in honor of Fire Plug, a quick and durable horse that ran throughout the east coast from age three to age seven.
• Guys built like fire plugs see nothing wrong with wearing rugby shirts with big horizontal stripes that make them look like helium balloons over the wine country.
• The town provided a fire truck to water down the practice field, and now a heavy-duty hose is connected to a fire plug to keep the soil soft.
• In his five-panel arrangement, Mike Wallace, the television journalist, included one that bore an image of a fire plug and another showing a photograph of an American Indian brave.
• In effect, said Perlin, the insanity defense now is almost impossible to apply except in cases where psychiatrists can show the defendant firmly believes he is a fire plug.
• Big jackpots for great performance, enthusiastic praise and affection may help you convince Fido that coming to you is far more fun than investigating a fire plug, or another dog.
• The son of King of the North, Fire Plug retired in 1991 at the age of 8 after placing in three stakes that season and winning the final start of his career.
• And the Hill, a spic-and-span square mile of modest frame houses, bocce clubs, salami shops, red-sauce restaurants and red-white-and-green fire plugs, centered on St . Ambrose Church, a scaled-down, red-brick replica of the Romanesque cathedrals in Lombardy, whence came most of the Hill's settlers.
• And then this QB, with the quickness of a fire plug, took his normal " hot route " three ]-step and five ] step drops, dumped the ball off on the wings to receivers and his running back, who 50, 60 and 70 yards later, had those blitzers feeling like fools.