Sentence examples for showing fireworks from inspiring English sources

Among Steele's works is a fine pair of slim, vertical watercolors from 1920, "Fourth of July," showing fireworks bursting in a cityscape, and "View From Valley" (circa 1910 to 1915), a monotype of cactuses, palms and a pine in an otherwise barren hilly landscape.

Video footage showed fireworks exploding at ground level and into the crowd as people screamed and ran for cover.

Many announcements in Chicago offered little more than cosmetic freshenings, updates that might serve dealers and customers well but didn't exactly set off show fireworks.

Recent years have seen fashion shows, fireworks, concerts, folk dancing, film festivals, street performers, children's theater and raffles with prizes as generous as a brand-new Lexus.

In the stadium, a crowd of nearly 75,000 roared as professional wrestlers staged titanic blows and falls amid laser shows, fireworks and loud music.

But it was defined just as much on the low end by proliferating freak shows, fireworks displays, minstrel theaters and penny entertainments.

"My first party was only 50 people," Gruosi said during a rare quiet moment in the night's proceedings, which included a fashion show, fireworks and a 500-person seated dinner.

The festival runs from Aug. 31 to Sept. 4 and will feature Russia's Presidential Orchestra and military orchestras from Belgium, France, Great Britain, Greece, Italy, Jordan and Pakistan, as well as equestrian shows, fireworks and performances by Chinese dragon dancers and Italian banner-throwers.

This was followed by a laser show, fireworks and a space cannon show.

One of the more recent pictures shows dazzling fireworks in the constellation Aquila.

For example, studies have shown that fireworks are a major traumatic event for dogs (Landsberg et al. 2003; Levine et al. 2007).