The odd phrase might bring to mind rowdies partying after the Harvard-Yale football game.
While the sliver of a space has expanded to the street, it retains the coziness of a speakeasy — it has just eighteen stools and one table — though with its framed images of skulls, roses, and other vintage tattoos it brings to mind the rowdier end of St . Marks Place
If you see the show, you will come away with a permanent, rowdy new tenant of your mind.
Just as we were all fired up for the greatest hockey game ever, to cap off the greatest N.H.L. playoff series ever, a clash between titanic talents Alex Ovechkin of Washington and Sidney Crosby of Pittsburgh, staged in one of the loudest, rowdiest arenas around... oh, never mind.
Careful observers of cultural mores will note that rugby players have in the past been celebrated for their enjoyment of mind-altering substances, of rowdy behaviour, of singing dirty songs and of generally having a good time.
Swayed by Mr Correa's popularity and the rowdy protests by his supporters, some swiftly changed their mind.
Some examples include: Rowdy Roy Ravenhook, Frank Big-hearted Stoutbeard, etc. Also keep in mind that sometimes pirates didn't choose their name, they earned it or where called it by fellow crew members, whether they liked it or not!
The clerical system in Shiite Islam is a democratic, non-hierarchical, even rowdy one in which students are trained to speak their minds and challenge the authority of their professors.
Still, he said, it will probably be in a ranger's mind when he or she is called to respond to rowdy or drunken campers at night, or meets a hiker alone on a backcountry trail.
The final piece of the puzzle was the Mind Melt stage, an outdoor alcove where live bands got rowdy and local DJs held their own against Thundercats meandering basslines or Chet Faker's panty-wetting sing-alongs back inside.
