Sentence examples for staged a bonfire of from inspiring English sources
It is an extra cost, but at least it gets things done.Bonfire of the inanitiesIn recent years Mexico has staged a bonfire of the trámites.
On May 10 1933, in the Opernplatz, the Nazis staged their bonfire of books, which would have included (if only for honour's sake) The Spider's Web.
"The pantheistic fusion flared like a bonfire of religions".
There needs to be a bonfire of the vanity projects.
A bonfire of regulation and taxes can begin post-Brexit.
The Yankees would have preferred a bonfire of all the correspondence.
Three years later he lit a bonfire of 150,000 gadgets because some were defective.
"Basically, this was a bonfire of the vanities, and it all came together at one point".
The postscript to anarchist bombings in almost every country was a bonfire of civil liberties.
There's even a common term for the process; we call it a "bonfire of quangos", after Savonarola's Bonfire of the Vanities.
