Sentence examples for bonfire light from inspiring English sources

In post-apocalyptic science fiction — a largely ironic mode — the givens of the recent past look painfully ridiculous in the bonfire light of the changed world.

In post-apocalyptic science fiction a largely ironic mode the givens of the recent past look painfully ridiculous in the bonfire light of the changed world.

Louise Calf and Ed Birch bring a lovely, touching awkwardness to the couple who discover their affinities while watching the magical vision of the Hall of the Mountain King, beautifully staged here as a long reaction-shot against crackling bonfire light.

19.00 Large bonfire lit in Jermyn Street.

Fireworks and bonfires lighted the sky.

Wianki 2000: Traditionally wreaths are floated on the Vistula River and bonfires lighted on its banks for the summer solstice.

Yet last weekend it erupted in a frenzy of violence, with masked demonstrators battling police, bonfires lit in the streets and local burghers left spluttering amid the teargas.

The weekend began with crowds gathered along the banks of the River Liffey on Friday and Saturday nights, watching street performers and straw bonfires lit on the water.

She writes of water sprites in the upland rivulets and Good Friday bonfires, lit one by one in a spreading nighttime circle around the bay.

It's 4am and the rush-hour trail of tuk-tuks is already snaking through the dark towards the sprawling Angkor complex, illuminated only by the roadside bonfires lit by hawkers and itinerant families.

Uniformed men stream by, Austrians, Italians, Hungarians, Slovenians, and — most remarkably and most exotically — Bosnians, vivid in their "blood-red fezzes," which seemed to glow, Roth writes, like bonfires lit by Islam in tribute to the Emperor himself.