Sentence examples for a bonfire for from inspiring English sources

It occurs only during full moons and includes board rental, instruction for beginners, healthy snacks, wine and beer, a yoga session, meditation and a bonfire for $85.

That Saturday, Hennis's neighbors recalled, he had poured lighter fluid into a fifty-five-gallon barrel and stoked a bonfire for at least five hours.

We see cat cemeteries, a bonfire for laying to rest the souls of broken dolls and a spellbinding 1/24th of a second glance from a beautiful African woman that somehow affords time a spatial dimension.

Controversy arose when Nekfeu spat an incendiary line on Marche about wanting to bring an "autodafé contre ces chiens de Charlie Hebdo", which roughly translated, calls for "a bonfire for those dogs, Charlie Hebdo".

The Sufi speech contains nothing startling for the somnambulist; it ignites a bonfire for the awakened.

Protesters began occupying the square in front of police headquarters on College Street early Monday morning, setting up tents, sleeping bags, and a bonfire for warmth.

Africa certainly needs partners in a globalised world, but it may be time to light a bonfire of vanities for the celebrity-missionaries who seek to save us from ourselves.

The CMA, which has been reviewing the working of the energy market for the last 12 months, may also call for a bonfire of the 10,500 pages of industry codes which cause bureaucracy and cost, particularly hindering smaller new market entrants.

Free-marketeers are always calling for a bonfire of red-tape.

But there is a serious risk that the Tories would use a vote to leave as the chance for a bonfire of rights in its aftermath.

But he and his fellow reformers aren't seeking to skimp on algebra, or calling for a bonfire of the works of the Chicago school.