Sentence examples for full of fireworks from inspiring English sources

"The City can't be full of fireworks," he adds.

Racing downstairs, he discovered that the shark had been stuffed full of fireworks.

Even more ridiculous is when a truck full of fireworks (why is there always a truck full of fireworks lying around?) that they set off to save them in a tense situation.

An official with the national civil protection agency said the explosion occurred at 6 p.m. in a street market full of fireworks stalls and ignited a blaze that spread to nearby buildings.

In October 2000, I attended the celebration of the Czech Republic's National Day: The sky over Prague that night was full of fireworks; there were banquet tables throughout the vast, brightly lit castle and its rooms were filled with some 4,000 people, including many former dissidents.

The opposition said that the strike would continue.See article: Venezuela's general strikeMexico's lethal love of fireworks claimed more victims: at least 28 people were killed and over 50 injured after an explosion in a market full of fireworks stalls in Veracruz.

More Mendelssohnian exuberance is on display in his two piano concertos, full of pianistic fireworks and tender lyricism.

Full of joy from fireworks shows celebrating peace and unity.

"Firework" was inspired by a passage in the book On the Road by Jack Kerouac in which the author compares people who are full of life to fireworks that shoot across the sky and make people watch in awe.

But at this time of year, when the air is thick with smoke from bonfires and full of the sound of fireworks, people are focusing on what they see as the dwindling of one of their favorite old customs.

Hyderabad is stuffed full of the rich cultural fireworks that make India so compelling.