Sentence examples for igniting fireworks from inspiring English sources

Wear safety glasses when igniting fireworks, or when you are in proximity to someone lighting fireworks.

If you are igniting fireworks in the dark, use a flashlight or other non-flammable light source so you can see clearly.

* Never ignite fireworks in a glass or metal container or on loose gravel.

It came after members of the crowd ignited fireworks and flares in front of Westminster Abbey.

The mercurial Mario Balotelli (whose house on Saturday caught fire as he ignited fireworks from his window) gave City a 1-0 lead in the 22nd minute.

Previously, clubs of much smaller capacity were permitted to ignite fireworks if they first obtained a permit, though the Station, the nightspot where disaster struck on Feb. 20, did not have one.

It was with much disappointment that I read about the City Council lifting the ban on fireworks in last week's Independent ("Council ignites fireworks debate," Dec. 22).

Costa Mesa Councilwoman Wendy Leece ignited fireworks this election year after going against the directive of Republican leaders and voting to approve only mild concessions in public employee contracts.

Most of these young people had never been to America, and the freshness of going to a new country ignited fireworks in their eyes.

Mayor Don Hansen's comment that "Huntington Beach is a responsible, thoughtful and patriotic community" ("Council ignites firework debate," Dec. 22) is very naive.

As I read the article in the Dec. 22 issue of the Independent, Councill ignites firework debate," I recollected two memories of Costa Mesa: First, the legal "safe and sane" fireworks provide a cloak for those with illegal fireworks to hide under; and every year on the Fourth of July, my Costa Mesa neighborhood resembled a "war zone". Near the end of the article, my memories were affirmed.