Sentence examples for in rowdy from inspiring English sources
It won't be easy: the game's in rowdy Tuscaloosa and the Crimson Tide seem to be as good as everyone expected.
And the best of Phife's verses always tended to be based in rowdy, bawdy expression.
Thousands of others took part yesterday in rowdy but good-natured street protests.
But as everyone joins in – rowdy, hoarse, ecstatic – it seems churlish not to join in with them.
– on beer cups affixed to their heads, clustered in rowdy packs in the street and caused traffic pile-ups.
We do not know what will happen with the current Russian power elite which engages in rowdy politics inconsistent with the interests of its own people.
Inning after rowdy inning, the fans tried to unnerve Ruth, the sport's greatest star.
In rowdier choruses the 22-year-old never quite heels away the furniture to play standing up, Ben Folds style; but he convulses impressively on his stool.
"Denver has never really been the West," he said, repeating a commonly heard insult around here that, in rowdier days, might have sparked a fistfight.
And appearances are highly suspect in this rowdy romp in which fictional characters jostle with their real-life counterparts for center stage.
In the film, in a rowdy little corner of Belfast, hapless young father Jimbo Reagan Martin McCannn) gets indebted to a local mobster and goes on the run.
