Sentence examples for fireworks burned from inspiring English sources

"Black-bloc" anarchists and anti-fascists, who wear all black to conceal their identities, hurled rocks through windows, smashed ATMs, lit fireworks, burned a parked limousine, and clashed with riot cops as plumes of pepper spray rose above the city.

Moreover, three kinds of fireworks powders obtained from the same manufacturing factory producing Kaohsiung Lantern Festival fireworks were burned in a self-designed combustion chamber to determine the physicochemical properties of the fireworks' particles and to establish the source profile of firework burning.

Standing in front of flags bearing the names of global corporations, Corre also burned firework-stuffed effigies of Prime Minister Theresa May and her predecessors David Cameron and Tony Blair, dressed in Sex Pistols clothes.

A crowd, including Westwood, gathered on the bank of the river to watch as the items burned and fireworks exploded in the sky.

On a field on the outskirts of the town, giant bonfires burned and fireworks exploded from the head of one of at least two effigies of Mr. Trump — this one suspended below a model of a wall adorned with Mexican flags.

Do not let little children light up the fireworks; they might get burned.

Younger Brother is no different: unhappy living with his sister and her family, miserable at his job in a fireworks factory, he burns with passionate intensity that needs a focus.

A few weeks ago, Dr. E. Hani Mansour, a burn specialist in Livingston, N.J., treated a teenager who had been severely burned after lighting fireworks.

The following night the man was burned (photo) and fireworks filled the sky.

Lights rocketed up from the deep swamp like a July fireworks show, and then every bulb burned out at once — the governor belt on the steam engine must have broken, Louis thought.

Some demonstrators burned tires and hurled fireworks at police, who formed a line in an attempt to keep the two sides apart.