Sentences with phrase «lit by bonfires»

Carpenter's dark, garbage - strewn streets lit by bonfires and headlights makes for inspired art direction and his synthesizer score is suitably minimalist and moody.

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The night of November 5 is now Guy Fawkes Night in England, a holiday celebrated in England by people lighting bonfires and fireworks, along with burning an effigy of Fawkes, to commemorate the failure of the plot.

He went to Louvain where the conservatives were in power at the University and were delighted to have a burning, with the bonfire lit by the Public Executioner in the market place.

The tradition of lighting small bonfires, called luminarias, on La Noche Buena was brought from Spain to Old Mexico in the 16th century by Franciscan monks.

Indians celebrate with family gatherings, by lighting clay lamps, fireworks, strings of electric lights, bonfires, flowers, sharing, worship, and celebrating with family and friends.

Grab a light shawl or jacket for summer nights by the bonfire.

Lebanon Hills offers candle lit ice skating, skiing and snowshoeing, followed by a bonfire and hot chocolate at the visitor's center.

Every week the resort puts on a really lovely al fresco tribal dance performance by local dancers who show offer their moves in the light of a blazing bonfire.

By then I knew every route, every monster standing in my way, and every bonfire that I had to light from the Parish.

The bonfire will be lit at 7.30 pm followed by fireworks.

Hosted by Cambridge Live and taking place on Midsummer Common, the free event starts at 6 pm with the Thurston Fun Fair, before the fireworks start at 7.30 pm, followed by the lighting of the bonfire.