Sentence examples for it gets so rowdy from inspiring English sources
They have shown viewers that disabled people can sprint, ride horses and play wheelchair rugby (also known as "murderball", because it gets so rowdy).
Things would not get so rowdy this night.
Another meeting got so rowdy that the deputy mayor left the room to call the police, but Chief O'Hare, who was in the audience voicing his displeasure with the Council, called off his officers.
MILES: They got so rowdy this summer.
Despite naysayers insisting otherwise, the truth is that the crowd was so huge and got so rowdy that the police had to come.
Until the crowd got so rowdy they almost knocked down the fence separating the festival from a main road and the police were called.
"It gets pretty rowdy sometimes, but there's never trouble like that," said Patrick Baker, 19, who sometimes visits Long Beach with friends.
Do not go here to have a nice chat, because it gets bloody rowdy Saturday nights.
It gets progressively more rowdy as Mr. Rando and his energetic cast pull out all stops for laughs.
