Sentence examples for gets rowdy from inspiring English sources

That's when the city gets rowdy with music festivals, parades, celebrations of art and food, and most of it at small cost.

Period dress is encouraged, and a horse-drawn carriage, live music and foam bricks -- in case the audience gets rowdy -- will be provided, Mr. Durica said.

The first weekend of the month sees the madcap Is Fassonis regatta take place on the pond of Santa Giusta in Cabras, when dozens of boatmen race vessels made of cane wrappings around the water at sunset, after which everyone gorges on grilled fish (especially eels) and gets rowdy on the full-bodied local vernaccia.

A new singer, Emily wasne-Hugh, was brought in and even though the band has yet to regain its earlier momentum it still gets rowdy sing-alongs when the four women play their spiky story of a bad L.A. day.

An example of an area that gets rowdy is the peninsula, Fox said: "It does draw a lot of police resources". Under the new law, police would be able to issue citations and fines if a nightclub violated the terms of its license, but the proposal doesn't specify the amount of the fines.

The U.S. must have a seat at this table and a voice in the decision-making room -- even if the room gets rowdy and the table is messy, and yes -- even if we usually have to pay for the lunch that is served.

As the rally gets rowdier, whipped into a half-frenzy by the warm-up speakers, "Lock her up!

The others get rowdy; I love rowdy but some of these kids get ROWDY!" he wrote in an e-mail.

What's not to like?" The girls can definitely get rowdy, too.

The Gossip, a mixed-sex band, got rowdy with an utterly enjoyable punk-blues set.

A game of dice by the bar was getting rowdy as a couple canoodled in the corner, beers in hand.