rowdy bunch

Examples (20)

• The bar was filled with a rowdy bunch of football fans celebrating their win.
• The bar was filled with a rowdy bunch on Friday night.
• The security guard warned the rowdy bunch of teenagers to quiet down or leave the mall.
• We had a rather rowdy bunch of kids at the birthday party.
• My new neighbors are a rather rowdy bunch; they play loud music late into the night.
• The police were called to disperse the rowdy bunch causing trouble.
• We were just a rowdy bunch of kids back in college, always getting into some sort of mischief.
• They're a rowdy bunch but they usually mean well.
• Who's going to handle that rowdy bunch in the back of the bus?
• Please don't invite that rowdy bunch to the quiet dinner.
• The festival organizers had to call in extra security to manage a particularly rowdy bunch near the main stage.
• Despite being a rowdy bunch, they managed to finish the project on time.
• Even the book club, normally a quiet group, turned into a rowdy bunch after a few glasses of wine.
• The coach had to calm down his rowdy bunch of players after the loss.
• "Alright, you rowdy bunch," the teacher said with a smile, "settle down and open your books."
• I heard a rowdy bunch cheering loudly from the stadium.
• If that rowdy bunch doesn't calm down soon, the police will be called.
• It was a rowdy bunch of tourists causing a disturbance in the hotel lobby.
• Dealing with such a rowdy bunch was the most challenging part of his job as a substitute teacher.
• She tried her best to manage the rowdy bunch during the field trip.