Sentence examples for creating a bonfire from inspiring English sources

First, they overhype and overshare, creating a bonfire of excitement that is immediately extinguished.

While the former includes people creating a bonfire to signify good defeating evil (specifically the God Vishnu helping to burn the devil Holika to death), the latter is the day of colour.

Schnabel's reputation was made in a 1981 show that – as Jerome Charyn put it in his book on New York, Metropolis – "created a bonfire over Manhattan".

In attempting to create a "bonfire, a clash between these people, of why they got divorced, and how they feel about each other," he was also trying to write a play very different from anything he had done before.

The crowd, which was already disorderly, instead created a bonfire.

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Whether you are creating an outdoor bonfire or something cozy in the fireplace, make sure you have ample wood and matches/lighter for the job.

Perhaps the most chaotic demonstration on Tuesday night was in Oakland where protesters lit bonfires made of debris and rubbish, creating a dramatic, improvised barricade across Telegraph Avenue.

Those who follow the modified circuit around the Northeast arrive by recreational vehicles, creating a circus ring of elephantine vehicles and joining each other for bonfires and barbecues.

This strategy could allow Facebook to create a home for Bonfire with dedicated access to launching a multi-screen group video chat, but also let Messenger's 1.2 billion monthly users instantly join in.

Often teased for their school's traditions by outsiders, particularly anyone affiliated with the University of Texas, Texas A&M students and alumni say such traditions like the bonfire create a bond and a kinship.