Sentence examples for blazing bonfire from inspiring English sources

Philippe Coutinho once again stood out, not so much a light in his side's darkness as a blazing bonfire.

Around 20,000 spectators turn up to witness the procession of light, which consists of a parade of luminous willow lanterns that are passed into a blazing bonfire.

Most swimmers are in fancy dress – this year the theme is "seasonal songs" – and there are raft and canoe races and a blazing bonfire to warm up freezing swimmers after their dip.

A highlight of the year is the celebration of Midsummer Eve or St. John's Evening (Sankt Hans Aften) on the beach with blazing bonfire and song.

Either way, we were happy to see a bonfire blazing at the trail's midpoint.

But after living abroad, she came to love his contorted rocks and trees, shimmering lakes, flowers spilling like lava down mountainsides, dark threatening forests and bonfires blazing in the eerie light of a midsummer night.

Reading, I was there, saw the bonfires blazing in the ice, felt the marvellous strangeness of that moment 500 years ago – the authentic thrill of being taken absolutely elsewhere.

As he lectured them, Beth saw that a detachment of uniformed policemen had lined up and were holding four-foot sticks against a crowd of men — the men who were shouting and shaking their fists at another group of men inside the enclosure, where a bonfire blazed.

Fall in London: the days shorten, bonfires blaze, there seems to be a poppy on every lapel in town.

By Lauren Collins November 3, 2010 [ image: /photos/590953a0019dfc3494e9e445] Fall in London: the days shorten, bonfires blaze, there seems to be a poppy on every lapel in town.

[ image: /photos/590953a0019dfc3494e9e445] Fall in London: the days shorten, bonfires blaze, there seems to be a poppy on every lapel in town.