Sentence examples for light the bonfire from inspiring English sources

After about an hour, the Grand Rabbi Aron Teitelbaum spoke to the community in Yiddish and then made his way over to light the bonfire.

And, while it's a bit early to light the bonfires, there's already much to enjoy.

An indictment of authoritarianism, it portrays a book-burning America of the near future, its central character a so-called fireman, whose job is to light the bonfires.

This was the match that lit the bonfire.

The question lighted the bonfire of Anderson's loyalty to his players.

Mohamed Bouazizi's death became the spark which lit the bonfire on which the corrupt regime of Tunisia's President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali would also perish.

As a teenage Scout living in Malvern he lit the bonfire at the Worcestershire Beacon built to celebrate the Queen's coronation in 1953.

"My brother was guest of honour at the party... he judged the tug-of-war and lit the bonfire in the evening," he recalled, adding that it was a "very exciting day" as his mother knew that her other sons would also be coming home.

Mr Cotgreave said lighting the bonfire also proved eventful: "I climbed a short wooden ladder and set light to some brushwood that had been soaked in paraffin - it flared up and I got down the ladder a sight quicker than I got up it".

Christopher Brosius, the founder of the CB I Hate Perfume perfumery in Brooklyn, is the creator of a scent called Burning Leaves, which may very well have you wondering who lighted the bonfire.

Once you have lit the bonfire in Undeadberg, follow the bridge past the fire bombing hollows, up the large stairs and through the city until you come to the large tower towards the end.