Sentence examples for gallivanted around from inspiring English sources

For most of the day, the protesters gallivanted around the downtown area, bringing back the drum circle and eating loads of birthday cake.

She gallivanted around in a field of burning crosses, made out with Black Jesus and Britney Spears, and centered an entire phase of her career on S&M.

He admitted it was comical that the Polish Monika had had to stay at home finishing her masters in psychoanalysis, while he gallivanted around Poland with his mates.

Gamely, an official Web site linking the four events is called Grand Tour (www.grandtour2007.com), in homage to the grand tours of the Gilded Age, when high society gallivanted around Europe from one cultural event to the next.

Ridgeley's songwriting was largely responsible for Wham's success of course, but he could have very easily saved himself a lot of time and trouble and stayed at home while George gallivanted around the world singing Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go.

The little girl with the big beetly eyebrows who gallivanted around with the exceedingly tight-trousered Goblin King David Bowie in Labyrinth finally shook off a dodgy series of teen films in 2000 when she played a heroin addict in Requiem for a Dream.

Which is to say, the attraction of watching him gallivanting around is obvious.

What are the differences between a typical day in radio life in the 1970s and '80s versus today? A. Seeing the artists or gallivanting around is extraneous.

It's also been reported that the Amp'd CEO was gallivanting around in a black helicopter at the company's expense as well as being extremely lax on credit checks for customers just to boost numbers.

Gomez unfollowed everyone on Instagram (but is now following two people), and Swift was seen gallivanting around with her other gal pals in recent weeks.

He has finished gallivanting around east London festivals with 7-year-old Emy and is now back at Rough Trade West doing what he knows best – reviewing the latest album releases.