Sentence examples for build a bonfire from inspiring English sources
Maybe I could build a bonfire with the waste and light up the river at night.
I'll build a bonfire of my dreams and burn a broken effigy of me and you".
His final meltdown gathers pace when a rather "common" Brummie biker couple arrive armed with a cheap tent and intentions to build a bonfire.
That is why students used to build a bonfire before every Texas game to signify, as Hoyle said, "the eternal desire to beat the hell out of the University of Texas".
The following night we build a bonfire on the beach – one of the only places in the state where it's allowed – and toast "s'mores", the American campfire classic (roasted marshmallows and half a bar of melted Hershey's sandwiched between sweet crackers).
As a teenager, I used to build a bonfire together with a friend in Jerusalem's Old City.
In the back yard, another FEAR member built a bonfire to burn the bag of clothing, which also contained the spent shells and a cell phone — most likely the one that Roark had left at the Salmons' house.
Finally, we have stunning close-ups of a tornado in Colorado and an equally heart-stopping trailer for the Assassin's Creed movie starring Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard, plus New Girl's Zoey Deschanel explaining how producers built a bonfire to hide evidence they had invited the Kardashians to appear in a party scene with Prince.
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Surrounded by photographs of the Lower East Side settings of "Call It Sleep," from the new Arion Press limited edition, Dickstein recounted the often told story of how in the late forties Roth had built a bonfire on his Maine farm and burned his journals and manuscripts, including a novel he had been writing for the editor Maxwell Perkins.
