Sentence examples for rowdy as from inspiring English sources

There is no offsides, so things get rowdy, as during the "mark," when competing players leap, sometimes riding on the back of an opponent, in order to catch the ball directly from the kick of another player.

Priss, in fact, must become as rowdy as a boy.

Plans are in the works to bring the "rowdy as hell" party back, he said.

The "spare rooms subsidy" debate was every bit as rowdy as an average PMQs.

A game of dice by the bar was getting rowdy as a couple canoodled in the corner, beers in hand.

The forms this madness takes are as rowdy as the Three Stooges and as light-footed as Fred Astaire.

It could be that the sea of the future is rowdier as well as higher.

The seventeenth century saw moral panics about violent and rowdy apprentices, as well as about organised fighting among gangs (wearing coloured ribbons to identify their troops).

The audience was rowdy and as interested in itself as it was in the performance.

How the show's strivers and schemers relish their rowdy bonhomie, as well as the gladiatorial power games conducted in the near-total absence of female contenders.

The home team and its legions grew rowdier as the seconds wound down, until Arco Arena was agog with noise and emotion befitting the Kings of playground basketball.