Sentence examples for brilliant fireworks from inspiring English sources

With his wife, he hosted extravagant parties, complete with brilliant fireworks, at his home in this affluent Indianapolis suburb.

The electrolyte used in the system weighed 550 pounds and produced "brilliant fireworks," as Dr. Marks said, if it leaked.

In his view teaching Heidegger's ideas without disclosing his deep Nazi sympathies is like showing a child a brilliant fireworks display without warning that an ignited rocket can also blow up in someone's face.

Some companies emphasize the choreography's sheer forcefulness, making dance phrases seem like potentially lethal bolts of lightning, but the San Franciscans bounded with such exhilaration in this staging supervised by Richard Tanner that watching the ballet was like beholding a brilliant fireworks display.

In July, we celebrate our nation's independence by raising flags, barbecuing with family and friends, and sending brilliant fireworks into the night's sky.

Yet after leaving Southampton, UK, the waters settled a bit and Victoria peacefully arrived in New York Harbor on January 13th, heralding an historic moment when the three Queens (Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth 2 and Victoria) all posed together under a shower of brilliant fireworks beside the Statue of Liberty.

Supernovae are brilliant firework displays that become as bright as a billion suns combined, and gamma-ray bursts are monster explosions that launch jets moving nearly at the speed of light and outshining the whole gamma-ray Universe in a few seconds.

The two remaining works were both by the young Stravinsky, his brief but brilliant showpiece Fireworks and the ballet The Firebird, performed complete rather than in the form of the standard suite.

But Vauxhall blossomed into one of the foremost attractions of Georgian London, boasting tree-lined avenues, brilliant illuminations, firework displays, ballooning exhibitions, grottos, supper boxes decorated with paintings by Hogarth and musical performances by Handel.

Most burn up on their descent to Earth, occasionally creating a brilliant cosmic firework display such as the annual Perseids meteor shower, but on rare occasions, a piece of an asteroid will be large enough to survive passage through the atmosphere.

"In the evening there was a cold collation and a brilliant exhibition of Fireworks.