Sentence examples for fireworks produced from inspiring English sources

But, just like with any relationship that attempts to reignite after years apart, there's nothing quite like the fireworks produced by that very first flame.

Garden State Fireworks produced the show this year, and released a statement on Big Bay Boom explaining they had a team "working throughout the night to determine what technical problem caused the entire show to be launched in about 15 seconds".

Those fireworks produce smoke that will be well lit in timed exposures and can overwhelm the image.

About 12,000 fireworks producing 50,000 projectiles will transform the city skyline for 12 minutes to gasps from the 110,000 ticket holders at the mayor's sold-out showcase event.

Letting off vast quantities of fireworks is part of the Spring Festival celebrations, but the fireworks produce huge amounts of pollution.

Although generally perceived by humans as spectacular, the unexpected loud noises and bright lights fireworks produce are probably a source of disturbance for many species of domestic and wild animals.

Since fireworks produce basically monochromatic light (from chemicals), their colors will be distinct at a variety of apertures and ISO settings.

Last year she earned strong reviews and a slew of Metroplex radio play for her EP "Fireworks Child," produced by John Congleton, the producer for St . Vincent

The celebration's fireworks were produced by cylinder heads and exhaust manifolds developed by the country's nascent speed parts industry before World War II.

Tens of thousands lined banks and bridges along the Thames, braving intermittent spells of rain before a midnight display featuring around 12,000 fireworks which produced 50,000 projectiles.

His gritty adaptation of "This World, Then the Fireworks" was produced in 1997, after Quentin Tarantino's brand of hard-boiled cinema came into vogue, Mr. Gross said.