On Monday in a steamy union hall in Chicago, some 1,300 rowdy Democrats roared the now-ritualistic chant "Go, Joe, go!" as Mayor Richard M. Daley and the other big wheels of the Chicago Democratic machine escorted Senator Joseph I. Lieberman to the stage.
He moved into a tie for the lead with Letzig at 17 under with a 33-foot birdie putt at No. 17. Woods pumped his fist and shouted "Yeah!" The traditionally rowdy gallery roared so loud he could not communicate with his caddie, Steve Williams.
Today, unlikely as it seems, this grandfatherly figure stirred rapturous adulation from throngs of rowdy young men, who roared and screamed and chanted by the hour for the chance to catch just a glimpse of him.
Warhol's photo-booth Self-Portrait (1963 64) set off a rowdy bidding war; the audience roared encouragement until the hammer came down at $38.4 million.
"Oh Saleh, oh Saleh, you're trembling in your sleep!" roared a crowd of rowdy young men in Change Square as they watched footage on a projector of Gaddafi's blood-soaked corpse being dragged through the streets of Sirte on al-Jazeera.
The biggest roar of approval from the rowdy Tech students did not come when Daniel Murray's 31-yard field goal sealed Iowa's upset.
On Saturday, at a stadium rally for Mr. Moussavi just outside Tehran, thousands of young women screamed angry slogans in unison, in a deafening roar that often drowned out the rowdy young men on the playing field below.
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They were competitors in 1999 when the United States roared back on the final day to win in Brookline, Mass., as a rowdy crowd heckled some of the Europeans and the American team trampled over Olazábal's putting line on the 17th green after Justin Leonard sank a monster putt with Olazábal still waiting.
Roaring fireside sit-and-thinkers down Edinburgh's back alleys jostled for space with rowdy, drug-addled north London dives, Liverpudlian theatre bars and thatched pillars of the community in Cornwall.
