Sentence examples for shooting of fireworks from inspiring English sources

Its costs would be covered by donations, collected mostly by Ms. Sacopulos, and its members would be trained in the shooting of fireworks.

The city later banned the shooting of fireworks over the heads of the crowd, and The Times rung in 1908 by inaugurating the tradition of dropping an electrified ball.

Instead of shooting off fireworks the books shimmer with a continuous comic glow.

El Watan's report, headlined "Gunfire Exchanged Between the Brotherhood and Security Forces at Cairo University," showed civilians shooting off fireworks, a form of improvised weapon popular in street battles, and police officers firing tear gas from armored vehicles.

And of course Germans danced in the streets last night, waving flags, honking horns, shooting off fireworks in the middle of busy intersections.

"I understand they're shooting off fireworks back in Wichita," Marshall said.

There are other scene modes for night shooting or taking pictures of fireworks or sunsets.

Originally, when a home run was hit, the guitar-swinger logo would light up and perimeter lights around the entire scoreboard would begin flashing; it was also capable of shooting fireworks after each Sounds home run.

Chinese people spend a lot of money during this period, shoot off a lot of fireworks and increasingly travel overseas.

"My wife thought someone was shooting off fireworks of some kind," he said.

After a couple of repetitions of Tchaikovsky's tattoo and a heraldic cadence, the pianist entered by spectacularly shooting off fireworks of glinting arpeggios.