Sentence examples for got rowdy from inspiring English sources

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

After an elaborate parade, local delinquents got rowdy with kilted Scots, who were preparing to cheer their team against Brazil.

But after a day, "they started to complain - they got rowdy about the heat, and finally they got threatening, saying they wanted to eat, and wanted to eat before our staff did.

When others made a motion to have someone else make the speech, someone present, they got rowdy applause.

Many friends of Gray and others from all over the city got rowdy and fought in street skirmishes with the cops.

Then, we watched as a bunch of rich university kids got rowdy when a hot waitress brought a bottle of Ciroc in a glowing ring to their booth, another carrying a big sign that read "Six Side".

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.

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

Having been sleepy all day, Ben tends to get rowdy at night — I wonder who he gets that from.

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.