Sentence examples for celebrating burning from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of young men high on violence are celebrating, burning, looting, and posing for photographs.

And what a nice change of pace that fans didn't commit havoc in the streets "celebrating" by burning cars and smashing store windows.

In parts of northern India, Dussehra is celebrated by burning effigies of Ravana in huge bonfires.

Almost every year since 1909, A&M students have built a large bonfire to celebrate their "burning desire to beat the hell outta" the University of Texas.

I live in Denmark, and I think about all this every June when Midsummer is celebrated by burning a fabricated witch from the top of a bonfire.

The British and their Loyalist and Hessian allies celebrated by burning down the Young house; the Continentals retreated to the north of the Croton River for the rest of the war.

Legend has it Cresswell was spotted celebrating the deal burning money at the bar of Edinburgh's Assembly Rooms".

The burnings were the symbol; the repressive legislation that came in their wake was what really enforced it". More innocently, people have long lit celebratory bonfires to mark the end of one phase in their lives and the start of another: graduating students may burn unpopular textbooks at the end of a course; refugees celebrate naturalisation by burning their old papers.

Some Mexicans celebrated Easter by burning paper mache effigies of Donald Trump.

"Together, we can celebrate the burning of that mortgage!" she said.

But children also adapt quickly, and not all frights are unpleasant: peekaboo, after all, is one of the first games any child plays, and "Hansel and Gretel" introduces readers to cannibalism before inviting them to celebrate the burning of a witch.