Sentence examples similar to pack of rowdies from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rowan said that as a result of the show, packs of rowdy women now make up the majority of his clientele.
IT was a Saturday night at Tony's Bar in Nanjing, China, and as in any good university town, packs of rowdy students were making quick work of their pints.
As they go, a gang of rowdy (teenage?) elephants trundles in.
Though the thousands of rowdies who packed the Theater on the first day were gone, a few hundred die-hards booed and cheered at all of the appropriate moments yesterday.
Guaranteed Fight Night, possibly the most self-explanatory gimmick in all of sports promotion, seemed to bottle the essence of the Austin Ice Bats, the sweatiest, rowdiest, most bruising pack of transplanted Canadians ever to charm this river city.
They were an army of rowdies in white sneakers and black jackets.
I have often felt ashamed of cousin Abe in seeing him a full-grown man, gadding around the country barefoot, with his toes outrageously spraddled out by the mud; and instead of reading his books as brother John, through the Decatur politician, so poetically tells us, he would be rowdying around with a pack of wild young men.
Transferred to a God-forsaken parish in the Polish countryside, Father Adam (Andrzej Chyra) enjoys rowdy meals and knockabout soccer games with the pack of delinquent teenagers he cheerfully oversees.
And in "Rowdy Rathore," Mr. Kumar's Vikram Rathore slays a pack of goons with a disk-like instrument with serrated edges that resembles Lord Krishna's sudarshan chakra on a staff, before twirling his Rajput mustache in habitual satisfaction.
