Sentence examples for rowdy session from inspiring English sources

In a rowdy session of Kuwait's parliament, even liberal MPs felt obliged to proclaim solidarity with Hizbullah.

After a rowdy session of Parliament last week at which he was accused of hurling serious insults, Mr. Mashhadani resigned but then later rescinded his resignation.

In a rowdy session of Parliament hours later, opposition politicians chanted, "No, Gilani, no!" Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, the parliamentary leader of Mr. Sharif's party, warned that Mr. Gilani would not be allowed to return to the chamber.

"Membership in a successful single currency would be a benefit to the British people as well as to Europe," Mr. Brown told a packed and rowdy session of Parliament.

Lawmakers said that Mr. Mashhadani was considered a histrionic man who was often brusque with those with whom he disagreed, and that he had insulted members of Parliament on Wednesday at a rowdy session dealing with the bill governing foreign troops.

In a rowdy session of parliament, the country's prime minister said that the cabinet was putting on hold the Association Agreement with the EU: it would concentrate instead on repairing economic ties with Moscow.

Mr. Kayun described rowdy sessions when "everything became messy, everything went mad".

"The member will leave under section 94a!" It's a familiar cry during rowdy sessions of question time.

"We should all take pride in this historic moment for the country," Osborne told MPs in a rowdy budget session.

In a rowdy House of Commons session today, the Conservative leader, Iain Duncan Smith, told Mr. Blair, "You are rapidly becoming a stranger to the truth," as lawmakers bellowed disapproval, waved their papers in the air and accused him of having "duped" them into going to war.

One could detect the most delicate aftershocks of the November terrorist attacks in the heightened security presence, and in the cancellation of the traditionally rowdy night sessions.