In October 2000, I attended the celebration of the Czech Republic's National Day: The sky over Prague that night was full of fireworks; there were banquet tables throughout the vast, brightly lit castle and its rooms were filled with some 4,000 people, including many former dissidents.
A day after a final-hour slide sent the market to a triple-digit loss, Wall Street's last 60 minutes were full of fireworks again, with the major averages picking up steam all the way into the close.
The car, which had smoke coming out its back vents, turned out to be full of explosive materials: three propane canisters, two five-gallon cans of gas, and some fireworks.
"Firework" was inspired by a passage in the book On the Road by Jack Kerouac in which the author compares people who are full of life to fireworks that shoot across the sky and make people watch in awe.
It has been full of drama, spectacle and (literal) fireworks.
Like many of the early arrivals to the Olympic Park on Saturday, he and his wife Dawn, from Southampton, had walked down the long bank from Stratford station, marvelled that the stadium ahead of them was the same place that "last night... was full of blue lights and smoke and fireworks", and turned right to head straight into McDonald's for breakfast.
Vote in the comments section below to let us know what you think... Activities in the East The East coast is full of 4th of July activities; from firework shows to historic tours, to beer tasting and family bike trips, the selection was plentiful!
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The empty derelict space is full of old ghosts: fading photos of Margaret Thatcher, campaign posters, an unused celebratory firework.
Racing downstairs, he discovered that the shark had been stuffed full of fireworks.
