Sentence examples for beach burning from inspiring English sources

Do H.B. officials think that now that a regional agency is proposing to ban all beach burning that they can show up late, with a cute slogan, and win the day?

Seth Richardson, then age 6, fell into a smoldering fire pit on April 17, 2011, while he was flying a kite on the beach, burning his arm and chest.

Assembly Bill 1102 would prohibit AQMD from "enacting a rule that prohibits a person from engaging in a beach burning for a recreational, ceremonial or open burning conducted in a public coastal area marked by an accumulation of sand". Assemblyman Allan Mansoor (R-Costa Mesa) and state Sen. Mimi Walters (R-Irvine) are among the bill's sponsors.

Started as a bonfire on a California beach, Burning Man is named for the man-shaped effigy whose burning at the end of the week gives the festival its name.

There were hundreds of bodies on the beaches, burning allied Churchill tanks and smouldering debris of Spitfires and Luftwaffe fighter planes.

Neighbors of wood-burning fire rings in Newport Beach have lobbied to get rid of them, citing respiratory problems stemming from the smoke, but Huntington Beach residents and officials have rallied to keep the hundreds of bonfires on their beaches burning.

Neighbors of fire rings at Newport beaches lobbied to have them removed, citing respiratory health problems and ultimately leading the city to move forward with efforts to get rid of them, but Huntington Beach residents and officials rallied to keep the hundreds of bonfires on that city's beaches burning.

NEWPORT BEACH — The burning question after the Newport Harbor High boys' water polo team advanced to the CIF Southern Section Division 1 quarterfinals dealt with the status of senior standout Dan Stevens.

The veterans, who were mostly teenagers when they left the strafed beaches and burning buildings of the French port 70 years ago this week, returned to the scene as old men to reminisce, remember the dead, and welcome again some of the boats that saved their lives during Operation Dynamo.

He stumbles towards a beach, where he sees a choice international selection of passengers walking around dazed on a beach, while the burning fuselage of Oceanic flight 815 keeps falling on them.

On D Day, a grenade popped up from behind a hedge grove near a Normandy beach and spewed burning white phosphorus all over his body, consigning the man to a cane and special shoes for the rest of his life.