Sentence examples for completely unruly from inspiring English sources

One of my favorite tales was, there was a guy who was acting completely unruly on a flight, and when the flight attendants tried to in the slightest way restrain him, his response was to defecate on the beverage cart.

In her posthumously published autobiography, "Colleen," (Scribner, 1997) she conceded that the Farm was "a completely unruly place," but that "this bit of land and house that always seems to be moving and collecting things and people and, God knows, animals, is my heart".

"The table is completely unruly," Kalina says.

The lovely romantic ballads Emma is given to sing, with titles like "Dance With You" and "Unruly Heart," are completely anodyne — or would be if it weren't for the context, which turns them into breakthroughs.

"He's been making dances for nearly 40 years and continues to make them just as he pleases, even if that means he's completely out of step with a younger, more unruly generation".

Oh, I know you love the unruly Cuban, though right now he is being completely outplayed.

Sure, men are not completely free from concerns about image they may have to trim an unruly nose hair.

Madder Lake     10 Butterfly Farm Aztec Records The Australian psychedelic bands of the 70s were an unruly mob of farm boys, surfers and factory hands, completely armed to the teeth with amplification!

Yet by the time I reach Dadri, 30km east of the capital, in the unruly neighbouring state of Uttar Pradesh, potholes have taken over the roads completely, highways are lined with large wheat fields, and rural India has officially arrived.

Match report: France 2-1 RoMatch Match report: Switzerland 1-1 Romania The slowest, leggiest team in the tournament somehow, aided by the opposition's unruly supporters, contrived to earn a point from a match in which they were completely outclassed.

What was fascinating to find in the supreme court's reasons is the extent to which the PNG constitution is bound with human rights protections and freedoms – completely missing from the Australian constitution, whose framers though the common law was protection enough for the unruly citizenry.