Sentence examples for Extremely rowdy from inspiring English sources
During that time there were periods of relative calm and periods when the boys got extremely rowdy, shouting and chanting.
That didn't stop us from being extremely rowdy and we were punching the ceiling tiles right onto the floor.
It was quiet as we spoke it was 4 PM and the bar had only been open a few minutes but it apparently gets extremely rowdy at night.
They're rowdy, unfiltered and extremely unpredictable.
In the lexicon of Marxian insults, phrases like "impudent windbag" and "rowdy, loudmouthed and extremely confused little mannikin" counted as mild.But Mr Wheen is bent on showing that the brutish and acerbic polemicist, while he undoubtedly existed, was not the only Karl Marx.
"I told my wife, this is a huge game for us," Cardinals outfielder Lance Berkman said, "because certainly you don't want to be in a situation where you have to go into a place where they play with an awful lot of confidence, they're extremely tough, and their fans are rowdy.
The quartet of young lovers are extremely winning (especially Katherine Kingsley's leggy, frantically frustrated Helena) and their rowdy slapstick scrapping soon reduces them to their dazzlingly white undies.
Students staged rowdy protests.
