Sentence examples for lead to fireworks from inspiring English sources
"This won't lead to fireworks on Potsdamer Platz," the rebuilt center of a reunified Berlin.
It'll screw Hamilton's chances for the championship, of course, which could lead to fireworks.
In science, no experiment is taken seriously unless other researchers can reproduce it, and difficulties in matching BPA studies have led to fireworks.
A Noche Flamenca performance is created on the premise of a steady build: there are carefully placed sparks along the way, but just about every show leads to fireworks in the form of Soledad Barrio.
It's possible a combination of Morrissey and Townshend might have led to fireworks, given the presence of songs in the Who's catalogue that the staunchly vegetarian Morrissey might have interpreted as endorsing animal cruelty: Dogs (greyhound racing), Happy Jack (donkey rides), Happy Jack (squashing spiders with heavy books).
The combination often leads to fireworks going of in the cranium. .
Allowing only women to set off fireworks would lead to a big reduction in the number of accidents, a member of the Norwegian fire service has said.
But others say, for the same reason, all the buildup will lead to little in the way of fireworks.
Go a safe distance away from the firework and connect only 1 wire lead to a battery terminal.
Mr. Blaschik also said the presence of legal fireworks had led to an increase in illegal fireworks in the state.
