Sentence examples for free fireworks from inspiring English sources

A front-page banner in the paper claimed "free fireworks for every reader at Sainsbury's".

The Daily Express's "free fireworks" offer was banned today by the Advertising Standards Authority because it was misleading, Press Gazette reports.

This is something of a Gallic tradition, getting hitched on the national holiday, not so much out of love for Liberty or Equality as for the free fireworks.

The government has responded by handing out free fireworks and urging people to resist the calls of people they pejoratively describe as splittists.

East England Marshall of Cambridge centenary fireworks, Cambridgeshire 5 November, 6pm till late The largest free fireworks display in East Anglia, this event includes fireworks at 7.30pm, followed by a bonfire.

Every Monday night from 11 July to 29 August, a new film series will offer beachside movie screenings dating from the 1970s to 2011, and on Friday nights there will be free fireworks on the beach.

"We have a free firework display almost every day!" Graham is a professor at Newcastle University and writes in an academic but compelling style.

There are free firework displays from the pier on summer evenings.

The free firework event, which will cost around £19,600, will be funded by the council, along with donations of £1,120 from transport company Stagecoach and local travel campaign My Journey.

Given that 1951's The Day of the Triffids opens with a dazzling meteor shower ("the greatest free firework display ever") which leaves most of the world blind, and an equally unmissable passing comet turns people into zombies in the more obscure but fun 80s film Night of the Comet, there's definite room for more stories of eclipses with consequences.

It was the free firework display of the year.