Sentence examples for less rowdy from inspiring English sources

Yankee fans are described as being "less emotional about the game, less rowdy and more cultured" ("It's Root, Root, Root, But for Which Team?" Oct. 19).

William Smith, a Yankee fan from Maplewood, N.J.: "Yankee fans are less emotional about the game, less rowdy and more cultured.

Fifa are perfectly happy to have a more affluent and less rowdy audience and if the only choice is a return to hooliganism then there is no choice to be made.

The Hives haven't gotten any less rowdy.

The crowds were smaller than some had expected, but no less rowdy.

For a quieter, less rowdy but slightly more expensive accommodation, UKC students choose to live in the St Dunstan's area.

The night ended at Mister H, a brothel-red club at the Mondrian Soho, where Richard Chai held a less-rowdy (and brighter) after party.

Startled by the coincidence, this time Mr. Zeff focused less on rowdy antics and more on Ms. Weiskopf.

He advocates Advanced Placement reading days, something that elicits only a few pockets of less-than-rowdy cheers.

As the parade grew larger, rowdier, less neighborly and more commercial, Mr. Lee stepped away and Ms. Fleming stepped in.

It can be more chaotic, less ordered, even rowdy if their man takes to the court, but no less charming at times.