Sentence examples for rowdy with from inspiring English sources

The Gossip, a mixed-sex band, got rowdy with an utterly enjoyable punk-blues set.

It's pretty rowdy, with lots of big groups enjoying huge bowls of Korean fried chicken.

Then, unexpectedly, it spread and grew louder, more robust, even becoming a bit rowdy, with whistles and shouts.

That's when the city gets rowdy with music festivals, parades, celebrations of art and food, and most of it at small cost.

Obioma's image-rich writing – rowdy with vrooming engines, bleating livestock ("Mmbreeeheheeeh!") and multilingual bellowing in Igbo, Yoruba and pidgin – seeks to be layered, not chiselled.

But no!: there's lots of evidence (for instance in psalms texts) that earlier religious music could be pretty rowdy, with lots of vocal lines and accompanying instruments.

Gone are the days of a rowdy port with tattooed sailors.

At its most club-oriented, bashment combines rowdy rhythms with often sexually explicit lyrics.

The drink is favored by young, rowdy men with a taste for making trouble -- "neds," they are called in Scotland.

The Thursday night market (slocountyfarmers.org) is a large, rowdy affair, with students, bands and cyclists clogging the streets.

…We're going to write it, too", shouted Dimitris Koukoutsis, one of 18 Golden Dawn lawmakers, during a rowdy exchange with left-wingers in parliament.