Sentence examples for start fireworks from inspiring English sources

Then we rush out to the street and start fireworks (private fireworks are legal in Germany only on that night).

That ought to start some fireworks.

Bells start ringing, fireworks light the sky.

After a slow start, the fireworks that everyone has come to expect in 2016 GOP debates were finally set off when the moderators veered from economic policy to a topic that has divided GOP ranks like no other in the 2016 nominating fight: immigration.

On New Year's Eve, the evening starts with fireworks.

In 1858, the cupola was ravaged by a blaze started by fireworks set off during the celebration of the completion of the trans-Atlantic cable.

The work refers to a fire started by fireworks set off by a provincial government official, which resulted in the death of a firefighter.

But Cedeño grounded out, starting the fireworks and putting the Mets as far back as they have been in two seasons.

At his peak, Tovar, who had started smuggling fireworks in the US from Tijuana aged 14, didn't merely limit his business to importation.

Balotelli, playing a day after he was forced to flee a blaze started by fireworks in his home, quickly pulled up his shirt to reveal the words "why always me?" The second half proved decisive.

Once the private meeting actually started, the fireworks subsided, Democratic and Republican officials briefed on the talks said, though if anything, the debate over specific policy choices served only to reinforce the chasm between the two sides.