Sentence examples for love fireworks from inspiring English sources

Romans love fireworks, so there should be no difficulty seeing sparks fly on New Year's Eve.

On the Fourth of July, the group took the children to see some fireworks, since all children love fireworks.

"I love art, I love China," Murdoch says, "and I love fireworks because they mean good luck".

I used to love fireworks.

Love fireworks too much to eradicate them from your life completely?

You obviously love fireworks, does it kill you to only set them off once a year?

"Everybody loves fireworks," Cai observed, "but you cannot tell one year of fireworks from the next.

Highlights: Are you a hiker who hates Christmas at home and airports, but loves fireworks and have never visited the Canary Islands?

"So many people don't come to museums because they think they're stuffy or not very interesting, but everyone loves fireworks," said Carol Bleser, the society president.

Mr. Chaix said he had always loved fireworks — and the Fourth — despite having once served as a volunteer fire chief in a neighboring city in a valley where wildfires are a constant threat.

Though less knowledgeable about painting, George was active in the foundation of the Royal Academy; he studied architecture under William Chambers, whom he got to build an observatory at Kew; he was interested in botany and agriculture, genealogy and astronomy, the theatre and music; he revelled in farce and laughed uproariously at slapstick; he loved fireworks, military bands and uniforms.