The phrase 'shoot fireworks' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of launching fireworks, either professionally or for recreational purposes. For example, "The family held a backyard barbecue and decided to shoot fireworks after dark."
The Porteño skyline illuminates with a colourful spectacle, and residents (dangerously) shoot fireworks from balconies and terraces.
The crowd, believed to be men between 15 and 35 who were possibly intoxicated, reportedly flooded the city's famous square and began to throw firecrackers and shoot fireworks.
Today, codpieces are a part of gay leather subculture, but most people know them as a wardrobe staple for shock-rock acts; a famous one, worn by the lead singer of W.A.S.P., could even shoot fireworks.
To entice Horace Grant to leave the Chicago Bulls in the mid-1990's, the Magic used Disney World to shoot fireworks with Grant's name into the Orlando sky.
Turkish riot police officers take cover as Kurdish protesters shoot fireworks at them during clashes in central Istanbul on December 7 , 2013
She said there are now signs outside her 24 locations explicitly telling customers it is a fire hazard to shoot fireworks less than 300 feet away from a store.
He remembers shooting fireworks at her, indoors.
Someone else will be shooting fireworks out to sea.
The often-intoxicated mob threw eggs and shot fireworks at the hostel claiming that Freital was "defending itself".
Then football analyst Terry Bradshaw lumbered on, momentarily alarmed when the shooting fireworks on stage nearly singed his backside.
My dad filled my head with amusing fraternity stories, like shooting fireworks off the top of the armory or sledding on lunch trays down Bascom Hill.
