Sentence examples for fireworks ignite from inspiring English sources

REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch Updated at 10.31pm BST 9.25pm BST The rings are alight Five interlocking circles blaze bright orange as the fireworks ignite and the audience in the stands seem to catch their breath as one.

Strobes shudder, fireworks ignite on the stage-mounted screens, band founder Ian Parton vaults over his drum kit, and crowd members raise opened umbrellas, even though they're in a tent.

When you feel good about yourself and your partner feels likewise, sexual fireworks ignite.

Fireworks ignited by a patron at a nightclub in Buenos Aires, Arg., set the club on fire; 188 people are killed and 700 injured.

At first, the city center took on the feel of a movie set: fireworks ignited by protesters and nonlethal sound bombs set off by the police punctuated the chants of "Istanbul is ours!

Several fireworks ignited in a ball of fire at 9 20 P.M. Saturday, sending two firefighters and two workers involved in setting off the fireworks to area hospitals, the police said.

Lieutenant Gierasch said that early speculation that ammunition or fireworks ignited the fire was unfounded, and that the explosion neighbors heard was a result, not a cause, of the fire.

The political fireworks ignited by Arizona's controversial new immigration enforcement bill (SB 1070) was intense.

Days later the crowd at a Rhode Island club apparently saw little to worry about in a rock band's pyrotechnic display, even in the first few moments after the fireworks ignited foam tiles in a suspended ceiling.

However, the club's owners had insulated the warehouse with cheap, flammable material and only provided one exit, so once the fireworks ignited, people were trapped.

On 7 February 1877, as L'Estrange neared the end of his wire act, sparks from the fireworks going off around him fell into the nearby store of gunpowder and fireworks, igniting them.