Sentence examples for rowdy streets from inspiring English sources

The rowdy streets of this military town near Camp Pendleton were odd and empty on Wednesday, the midday sun casting no shadows.

After the cigar smoke had finished wafting through the Staples Center -- and the Indiana Pacers had been dispensed in six mostly pulsating games -- the Lakers toasted one another with Champagne, waited for the rowdy streets outside the building to clear, and then went their separate ways.

Its rowdy street protests have left at least seven dead, but achieved little.

Now, after three weeks of rowdy street protests in the capital and a concession by King Gyanendra to give up absolute control of the state, Mr. Koirala and the new government he will form when Parliament reconvenes Sunday face numerous challenges.

A8 Sheik Muhammad Seyyed Tantawi, Egypt's top Islamic authority, called on Egyptians to channel their anger by donating blood, money and even weapons for Palestinians, but to cease rowdy street demonstrations demanding war and a break in diplomatic relations with Israel.

The Catholic Church was a mystery, as were all the saint's festivals and the rowdy street fairs that accompanied the mystic parades down the avenues as burly men carried the huge saint of the week.

THE rowdiest street protests for years have shaken Sudan's already wobbly president, Omar al-Bashir.

Given its location on Aalborg's rowdiest street, it's much quieter than you might expect.

So he leaves the field: Fidel Castro Ruz, son of a wealthy Spanish plantation owner and a Cuban washerwoman; rowdy street fighter and student leader; unstoppably audacious politician; revolutionary icon of the lordly profile; self-invented tropical socialist; epic enemy of the United States.

ENTERTAINMENT Rowdy Sixth Street, lined with bars and small rock joints, is Austin's answer to Bourbon Street.

Most residents conduct their everyday lives without visiting a voodoo priestess or a rowdy Bourbon Street bar, let alone a house of ill repute.