Examples of using Bonfires in English and their translations into Czech
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Crowd control, no bonfires.
You have a certain propensity for bonfires, Ernesto.
You have a certain propensity for bonfires, Ernesto.
Candles, bonfires, barbecues, lanterns, and cats.
Bonfires in which witches were burned.
It's kinda like a tradition-- you know, bonfires, roasting marshmallows, telling ghost stories, sleeping late.
I don't think Ricky and Julian realize how fun bonfires are.
I went to the bonfires.
Does it involve children and bonfires?
I just remember, like, bonfires, family time, and good food.
You have been to alternative bonfires?
I suppose you will want me lighting the bonfires and putting out food to keep the demons at bay?
It means no more beaches and no more bonfires And no more stalking the barefoot contessa Through 1770 house.
With the Celtic festival of Samhain, It's thought to have originated where followers would light bonfires in an effort to ward off roaming ghosts and lurking evil spirits.
we would have bonfires every night, right on the beach.
Bonfires in Britain are a great way of getting rid of those old things lying around that you don't need any more.
where followers would light bonfires in an effort to ward off roaming ghosts
The really old days, You know, in the old days… they used to build giant bonfires at this time of year.
They used to build giant bonfires at this time of year. You know, in the old days… I mean, the really old days.
burns us with the fever of living dragging us like Don Juan into the bonfires of hell!