Sentence examples for was getting rowdy from inspiring English sources

A game of dice by the bar was getting rowdy as a couple canoodled in the corner, beers in hand.

Black Francis took out the acoustic guitar and proceeded into "The Holiday Song". The atmosphere was getting rowdy.

IN the pitch-black din of the Whale Inside Dark Restaurant in Beijing, a table of 30 diners was getting rowdy.

These friends are older and are boys and the play was getting rowdy -- just a little rowdy.

Backstage, however, Kasatka's newest calf Kalia (sired by Keet and just under two years old), was getting rowdy in one of the pools.

The old couple had already left, and the section I was in was getting rowdier.

One witness, Harry Kaback, a 26-year-old comic selling tickets to the Ha! comedy club, said the protesters were "getting rowdy" with the police and shouting in their faces.

The informal movement still dominates the House Republicans...But if the tea party isn't over, some of the more sensible partygoers are heading for the exits, realizing that things are getting rowdy and the neighbors may soon be calling the cops...Demagoguery works well in bad times, but it's harder [now] to stoke fear and anger". Dana Milbank in The Washington Post.

Short cab ride, and we're in midtown, at The Playwright where Georgia Tech fans are getting rowdy, despite a 24-10 deficit.

The makers seemed quite surprised that women can be assholes and worked backwards to find out why ladies are getting rowdy outside a bar instead of, I don't know, staying at home and doing tapestry.

There was a point when they were getting quite rowdy and I thought, 'Is this gonna turn?'" It's not the only time Joe has feared for the future of Alt-J.