Sentence examples for boisterous school from inspiring English sources

If quiet pondering in art galleries is your thing, chances are you have been laying low in recent weeks, waiting for the boisterous school holiday crowds to pass by.

It was a boisterous school, man a lot of fighting energy.

If the Democratic National Convention is a big, boisterous, high school reunion, then John Kerry is the class-president-made-good and Ted Kennedy the promising young player turned canny old coach.

Officer Polanco said his supervisors in the 41st Precinct in the Bronx instructed him to slap handcuffs on teenagers guilty of nothing more than a boisterous walk to school.

Most professional drivers will of encountered their fair share of boisterous, potentially excitable school children but keep the singing, shouting, fighting and throwing things to a minimum.

Mr. Shih, a boisterous but tidy high school presidential scholar who came to America not knowing any English, moved here with his mother after seventh grade and went on to the Juilliard School.

This offense can stem from kids engaging in fisticuffs, but can also include threatening to fight or simply being boisterous or unruly in school or nearby.

UNDERSTAND YOUR NEEDS: The boisterous environments common to schools are often taxing to introverts.

And when the former president finally drew a big one — a boisterous 1,000 at a high school Saturday in Amherst — he was buoyed, briefly.

It's now added The Stable, which is a much more casual affair; long communal tables create a somewhat boisterous atmosphere, reminiscent of a school dinner when the teachers are absent.

Just this afternoon, as the Republican Party was releasing the new commercial, Mr. Bush was telling a boisterous audience at a high school here that "politics doesn't have to be ugly and mean".