It was created for a firecracker of a dancer, Melissa Hayden, when she retired from City Ballet in 1973.
Still, expect a firecracker of a series.
You could also use hyacinth bean, with purple or white flowers and pretty, but indigestible, pods; black-eyed Susan vine, with dark-centered yellow, orange, peach or white flowers; or the spectacular Spanish flag (Mina lobata), a k a firecracker vine, named for its abundant blossoms, which open red and fade through yellow to cream.
For that matter, why leave out the acquisition of Vince Coleman, best remembered for throwing a firecracker at fans; Bret Saberhagen, best remembered for aiming bleach at reporters; and Mo Vaughn, best remembered for being a physical wreck when he arrived at Shea Stadium.
Many of the tower's residents, including Mr. Nieves's parents, mistook the gunshot for a firecracker or a car backfiring.
Among the prototypes are the Dodge M80, a pickup glibly named for a firecracker, and the Jeep Compass, which resembles a dune buggy.
But Charles was a safe bet anyway, being super young a bit of a dummy; he would have made a good docile husband for a firecracker such as yourself.
We should thank people like lesbian longtime journalist Kerry Eleveld and others for lighting a firecracker under HRC with much-needed, intense criticism in recent weeks for its lack of a strategy.
Shelly is a firecracker that has a knack for engaging with her community and immediately putting a smile on your face.
If someone just lets off a firecracker, open carry could prove fatal for these law-abiding "good guys".
