Sentence examples for on the bonfire from inspiring English sources

In his news conference, Dr. Bowen said his heart told him to carry on the bonfire tradition.

But first let me introduce the three panelists responsible for carrying on the "Bonfire" conversation over the next two weeks: Stephen L. Carter is the William Nelson Cromwell professor of law at Yale University, where he has taught since 1982.

"Can that really be Guy Fawkes we're putting on the bonfire," he asks, "when Guy Fawkes wasn't burnt but hung, drawn and quartered?" More likely, he thinks, the bonfire, the flaming torches, the parading in the streets and the burning of an effigy derive from the older end-of-year tradition of beating of parish bounds with flaming torches, as a symbolic banishing of evil in the darker months.

Justin and I made our way through some of his lesser-known films and even surprised ourselves, as Justin got into "Mission to Mars" while I took on "The Bonfire of the Vanities".

Trump is famous for saying things that aren't true, and one more log on the bonfire doesn't make a whit of difference.

"I'll go on the bonfire," he says.

A man bathes the logs and the woman with gasoline and another man throws a lit match on to the bonfire.

1) Firstly, I wonder if the term "RAMP" has lost utility and should be cast on to the bonfire of nomenclature?

It became apparent on the way to the bonfire -- or was it the heated outdoor pool?

With midterm elections in the offing, Republican leaders view impeachment as kerosene poured on the bonfires of their party base.

You tried to grab a record book before they all got thrown on the bonfires.