Sentence examples for be lit on from inspiring English sources

The torch won't be lit on the 2024 Olympics for 7½ years, but already there's one name that looms over the whole affair.

The dining room opens up to a balustraded front terrace, glassed-in for autumn and spring and open in summer, where buffet breakfasts are taken, and there's a library and a music room, a billiard room and a scarlet salon with a fire that can be lit on cooler nights.

Arts and crafts lovers, you'll get to work with your hands, creating watercolor paintings and jewelry that will be lit on fire and burned to ash in front of you as a reminder that, because of your addiction to all things digital, your inner child isn't here at this friendship-bracelet workshop, or at this six-thousand-seven-hundred-and-fifty-dollar retreat, and is, in fact, possibly gone forever.

The New Lodge bonfire is due to be lit on the evening of 8 August.

The first of four UK ceremonial cauldrons will be lit on the north terrace of London's Trafalgar Square, outside the National Gallery, on Friday morning.

The bodies were then put in the trunk of a car that might be lit on fire, or else tied to cinderblocks and thrown in the water.

THE first Hanukkah candle will be lighted on Sunday night.

Now that final safety net has been lit on fire.

The fire had not been lit on my visit.

Garbage cans were lit on fire.

Cars were lit on fire, windows were broken.