Sentence examples for rowdy world from inspiring English sources
"We may dread the invasion of more sound into an already rowdy world".
And Elijah Wood is in "Hooligans," about a Yank who slips into the rowdy world of British soccer thugs. 5.
Mr. Jones clearly took a shine to the rowdy world of the derby, and has populated his play with smart-mouthed but ultimately genial characters.
(Of course, the film he had made before "Pickup"—the terrifically atmospheric "Park Row," named for the downtown street where, for decades, New York's newspapers had their headquarters is set in the rowdy world of journalism, but of the eighteen-eighties).
I remember them offering to make me a drink every time they saw me alone, I remember screeching over Deutschland with everyone downstairs during ridiculously rowdy World Cup parties, I remember everyone, on the last night of my stay, asking me to stay longer.
They described their cause as a necessary struggle against union-imposed pay structures and restrictions that, if accepted, would keep their companies from operating effectively in a rowdy Internet world that has already badly damaged the music and news industries.
Sonic Youth grew out of a rowdy, close-knit world and became a keystone in New York's music scene but Moore felt the band was running out of road after 30 years and 15 albums.
When they go home they will no doubt repay their torment by voting for the most Arab-bashing party on the ticket.Except for the fact that nobody has yet been killed or even injured there, Sheikh Abed Hill is today's Middle East in caricature: bunkered, bristlingly-armed Israelis facing a hate-filled gang of Arab rowdies, while the world looks on helpless.
Strangely missing from the stage - and really needed for a UK transfer - is any evocation of a motor-driven, mobster-riddled, striving, rowdy America, the world of the fans who are memorably summoned up in the script as the truck driver and factory worker and the girl 'with circles under her eyes behind the counter of the diner'.
September through the first weekend in October spans the weeks of the world's rowdiest beer bash: Oktoberfest.
Mr. Barnett's sane idea: bring the world's rowdy, hormonal, emotionally tortured teenage countries to the adult table, and teach them to prosper through capitalism, cooperation and openness.
