Sentence examples for its boisterous from inspiring English sources

It is a film which reveals the forward strides made in this particular medium since the first screen musical features came to Broadway.Although it has its boisterous moments, "42nd Street" is invariably entertaining.

This is 80 minutes of farce that has more silly walks than Monty Python and more pratfalls than Buster Keaton, yet for all its boisterous comic elan, it offers a textured commentary on the spectacle of theatre and life, the presentation of self and the way we all make fools of ourselves.

The original Lundy's was closed for 16 years before it reopened in 1995 in all its boisterous lobster-palace glory.

Its boisterous home-court advantage has made it even tougher to beat late in games.

After premiering at London's Donmar Warehouse last year, it transferred to New York and was lauded by critics for its "boisterous comedy as well as its aching poignancy".

Dealing with the city in American folk terms, Marsh's work radiates its boisterous street vitality.

Like the antihero at its bloody, boisterous core, it's loud, stupid and full of crude jokes, with wild lashings of cartoonish violence.

Its macho, boisterous and carefree attitude has yielded comedians and a female weather forecaster with sex appeal on its "Fox NFL Sunday" studio program along with the nightly guyfest led by the comic actor Tom Arnold on Fox Sports Net's "Best Damn Sports Show Period," a title that perfectly illustrates the Fox ethos.

But Mexico's teachers have the largest union in Latin America, and one of its most boisterous.

It's worth taking an early train to see Calcutta's Howrah Station at its most boisterous.

Farther up in the park, the New York Philharmonic was hosting its own boisterous concert on the Great Lawn.