Sentence examples for particularly rowdy from inspiring English sources

Audley (Queen Mother) Moore, the revered Black Nationalist, came over from Harlem, and seized the chair at the conclusion of one particularly rowdy planning-board meeting.

"Save it, we're not even on the air," the show's longtime stage manager Debbie Williams shouted during one particularly rowdy commercial break last Wednesday.

After a particularly rowdy moment near the end of the Q&A, Mr. Bridges decided to calm the crowd by leading them in an Om chant.

Right away, they joined hands with their coaches and danced in a gigantic circle as if it they were in the final hour of a particularly rowdy wedding.

The earlier album has a hip-hop element that sits uneasily alongside its strongest parts, where nothing is particularly rowdy but even the calmest songs bubble and twist.

But, like PiL circa Metal Box backed by Fela Kuti at a particularly rowdy freshers' week knees-up, the Oxford quintet's album was both abstruse and fun.

Accordingly, it's difficult to see Egypt's plutocratic military easily giving up all of its political and economic power to a rowdy civilian parliament, particularly when the US, Britain, Saudi Arabia, France, Canada and Israel are all quietly backing the military regime.

They were particularly embarrassed when one clash spawned a rowdy weekly picket of Catholic mass-goers in Ballymena, Mr Paisley's birthplace.To avert clashes this summer at Drumcree and elsewhere, some Orange leaders have tried to negotiate with residents' groups, even where these include members of Sinn Fein.

The fans are raucous and rowdy, the stakes ceiling high – particularly if it's a playoff game.

For example, by aggregating them one might find that a certain teacher is particularly good with certain students (say, shy boys or rowdy girls) and organise schedules so that they teach those pupils.

Of these I particularly enjoyed Polly James' soubrette, who cleared a room of rowdies by singing twice.