Sentence examples for rowdy manner from inspiring English sources
So, for example, the policy might provide that a teacher who encounters pupils behaving in an unacceptably rowdy manner on their journeys to and from school might require them to stop behaving in this way.
Across the country, fans are reacting to the anaemic, sanitised and expensive "match day experiences" on offer by getting behind their teams in as rowdy a manner as they can get away with, and exerting their collective power to protest against the commercialisation of the game.
There he formed a "Quadruple Alliance" with three other boys who liked poetry and classics and disliked rowdy sports and the Hogarthian manners of the period.
They were owned by people with enormous bellies, horrible manners and very rowdy, badly behaved children.
If you're going into a store, prove to the shopkeeper that you aren't a rowdy bunch... Use your manners and get to know people.
Indeed, the pizzicatos seem to overrun the score in an almost anarchic manner, destabilizing its form and releasing rowdy energies.
It is an affectionate, mischievous moniker in the manner of calling the taciturn off-spinner of the 70s Ashley Mallett "Rowdy".
Peak torque of 195 pound-feet is produced in the Turbo from 1,750 r.p.m. to 4,500 r.p.m., but in the manner of competitors like the 201-horsepower Honda Civic Si and the 180-horsepower Scion tC, the car is most alive at the rowdy end of the tachometer.
The old Boston accent gets a workout in "It's All Relative," a comedy of manners that pays tribute to that city's venerable (exhausted?) class conflict between proper WASP's and rowdy Irish Catholics.
Students staged rowdy protests.
