1
In a week or so we will make a bonfire of them.
2
If the change produces peace, I shall make a bonfire in my heart.
3
If she but knew, she could make a bonfire of a thousand hearts.
4
Now take to your boats and let's make a bonfire of the other junk.
5
Would they make a bonfire to dispose of the corpses?
6
She even persuaded him to gather his books together and make a bonfire of them.
7
Of course I should like nothing better than to make a bonfire of it all!
8
Zen would not make a bonfire of the Scriptures as Caliph Omar did of the Alexandrian library.
9
Or we can make a bonfire.
10
He'll make a bonfire of himself.
11
I'm going to make a bonfire.
12
From these, it would have appeared, enough brands could have been collected to make a bonfire of the structure.
13
While they are squabbling for a dukedom we'll make a bonfire in the churches that shall warm the frozen apostles.
14
On page 12, Change never-come to never come in "If I never-come back, make a bonfire of them."
15
What he answered is not reported; but they proceeded to make a bonfire in Peckwater, while he judiciously escaped to bed.
16
That was a fine place to make a bonfire, only the gardener was too busy just then to attend to it.
