Sentence examples for building a bonfire from inspiring English sources
In the winter they would go sledding or skating on the frozen creek, building a bonfire on the shore to keep warm.
Two nights later, on Feb. 8, 1968, Davis and a larger group of football players joined their fellow students in building a bonfire near the campus entrance in a demonstration against the police assault.
Like building a bonfire whose "only purpose was to warm people's hearts".
"Creating a compost pile is almost like building a bonfire". Like fires, compost piles need another critical ingredient: air.
Still, I've managed to pick up a few tips and tidbits that have helped me stay cozy and save a few bucks each month without having to resort to drastic measures like building a bonfire in the middle of the living room.
When I wrote "Ready Player One," it was like building a bonfire or a searchlight announcing, "Here's what I love and here's why I love it — and don't you love it too?" And by doing that, I've managed to draw the very people who inspired me to write the story to collaborate with me.
They mention the risible situation last year, when rather than trying to meet the safety requirements for building an actual bonfire, a rugby club in Devon showed 1,400 spectators a short movie of a previous bonfire.
But nemesis awaits – and at the top of the bank, I am building a very big bonfire and, when the wind is in the right direction, I shall set fire to it and dance with joy around the burning pyre.
The tradition of building a nearly 60-foot bonfire before the Texas game ended Nov. 18, 1999, when the tower of logs collapsed while under construction.
Now imagine that a madman was somehow able to enter the building, light a bonfire, and incinerate part of the collection.
