Sentence examples for more rowdy from inspiring English sources

"They feed all these soap stars with alcohol and then put them in the studio for the awards so they're more rowdy and it makes for better television.

The meta-cinematic superhero parody Jian Bing Man ($186.4m) showed more Hollywood-style conceptual suppleness, while tomb-raiding thrillers Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe ($106.4m) and Mojin: The Lost Legend ($188.9m) boasted a more rowdy attitude to history than stodgy big budget lectures of the past.

However, crossbencher Baroness Deech warned that audiences for political shows were getting "more rowdy" and that people could "seize the chance to get national attention".

Ten or more rowdy teenagers ended up near the porch.

Restaurateurs also suggest that the bachelorettes are more rowdy.

COMMENT FROM JENNY: I like SOTU more rowdy.

Liam Clancy and Robbie O'Connell were members of the Clancy Brothers who know more than rowdy Irish singalong tunes, though there are likely to be some of those.

It's more like rowdy spectacle, with many of the popcorn-eating viewers cheering and whooping their way through almost two hours of action.

It's an end-of-an-era story, and its gangs are more like rowdy social clubs than bands of warriors.

A pumped-up example of the Bollywood school of More Is More, "Rowdy Rathore," starring Akshay Kumar, has a little of everything, all executed in an exaggerated, playful style by the film's director, Prabhudheva.

The new album is more abrasive, rowdier, more unstable and pushier in the right ways.