Sentence examples for with a rowdy from inspiring English sources

Feb. 29: The Radiators, a hardworking New Orleans band with a rowdy national following.

The effort of youth was met with a rowdy roar from the crowd.

Now that he is with a rowdy band of bearded Red Sox, he is distinguished in a different way.

He was not physically imposing, but he shambled around school with a rowdy fearlessness that seemed to give everyone but the largest Samoans pause.

The Americans are going to have to deal with a rowdy crowd, inconsistent international officials and a nation of 73 million cheering against them.

But as anyone who has been stuck on a flight with a rowdy passenger can testify, it is always a stressful and upsetting experience.

As a boy, Ritchie had gone with his father to see Williams sing, and as he got older he became increasingly fascinated with Williams, a rowdy provocateur who made hits without quite making peace with the Nashville establishment he was born into.

The brand's luxury image has been seriously hurt, at least in Britain, by its popularity with chavs, a rowdy working-class subgroup that has taken up the Burberry check as a kind of emblem of mass entitlement, tainting its appeal among fashion consumers.

Grown golfers were soon in tears and invoking the memory of Seve Ballesteros as the Europeans, with precedent and a rowdy crowd overwhelmingly against them, pulled off the 14-13 victory with plenty of help from wobbly Americans like Jim Furyk and Steve Stricker.

They once posed with him toting AK-47s, but that was part of another, secret, story.He was Texas-loud, six-foot seven in his cowboy boots, with bright suspenders, a rowdy laugh and a rugged, western face.

After celebrating with a victory lap (a 2004 greatest-hits collection), Brooks & Dunn return with "Hillbilly Deluxe," a rowdy disc that aims to raise hell but often stops short.