Sentence examples for a boisterous affair from inspiring English sources

It was a boisterous affair, as a couple of hundred voters packed into the back of the restaurant for a glimpse of a man who might become the first Latino president.

Word that there is an actual Persian café in downtown Manhattan has got around among Iranians, and happy hour can be a boisterous affair; in addition to craft beers and affordable bottles of wine, there are several kinds of tea, the best being, appropriately, the Persian variety, served with honey-dipped sugar cubes.

Breivik's, on the other hand, is a boisterous affair, a clip-job compendium for the digital age, cut and paste with relish and speed from communal blogs around the Internet and intended, as Breivik writes in the introduction, for his seven thousand Facebook friends.

"Voting was said to be quite a boisterous affair and this made it a little more sombre".

Bridesmaids is smart, slick and funny; a bawdy, boisterous affair in the guise of a chick-flick.

Iñárritu makes the shoot sound like a cheerfully boisterous affair, but stories started to circulate during production that this expedition belonged in the annals of tough shoots to rank with Apocalypse Now and Erich von Stroheim's Death Valley trek for his 1924 epic Greed.

In contrast, said Bjorn Olsson, the Tarrytown Music Hall's executive director, the band's most recent of nearly a dozen visits to the Music Hall have been boisterous affairs, with musicians standing on chairs and engaging in other theatrics.

Street markets – boisterous affairs with the energy and edge of an African bazaar – are held on weekday mornings in Piazza Ballarò, Via Sant'Agostino and Piazza San Domenico.

Herb Allen III, the president of the investment bank Allen & Co., was a classmate of Khosrowshahi's and used to join the family for dinners — warm, boisterous affairs that often ended with board games or charades.

Torre said the trip's dinners were sacred, boisterous affairs that could last three hours.

Power and Sunstein married on July 4th, in County Kerry, in a boisterous three-day affair.