"firing fireworks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of setting off fireworks. For example, "The children were captivated by the show of the night sky, lit up by the colorful explosions of fireworks, fired by their father."
Undeterred by the assault, the young women continued with their evening but later ran into a different group of men firing fireworks at one another near Cologne station.
He said police accused him of firing fireworks at them - but that he was only taking pictures.
After local media reported that officials were firing fireworks to scare the bear out of the tree, and considering using tranquilizing darts, @DigitalDistrict had this very inside-the-beltway suggestion: "Instead of tranqs, just hold a 2 hour budget meeting underneath the tree.
In more old-school towns the best one is Lewes people go fucking crazy for Bonfire Night, dressing up and burning stuff down and firing fireworks at each other and guzzling baked nuts.
This channel was a narrow, rocky and dangerous passage, and de Galles used corvettes as temporary light ships that shone blue lights and fired fireworks to direct his main fleet through the channel.
The clashes continued in a sporadic fashion Friday afternoon, as VICE News witnessed violence from both sides: One rioter fired fireworks directly at a row of police, and shortly after, police began striking another man with their fists and truncheons.
The Aggis were up there the other day, firing giant fireworks like mortar rounds at the cafe door, to oust the Yardies.
So many teams are firing off fireworks.
Letterman mayhem, inside and out: explosions, fire, fireworks.
Someone was on a megaphone trying to calm things down but then a rock was thrown, a slingshot was fired, and fireworks were used.
Someone was on a megaphone trying to calm things down but then a rock was thrown, a slingshot was fired and fireworks were used and things escalated from there.
