revelry造句

A riotous drinking party; boisterous merrymaking; revelry.

The sound of revelry filled the house yesterday.

The feasting, drinking, dancing and revelry continued for several days.

In Chinese modern dramas, the hue of revelry is shown in many ways. Such as in languages and actions which are full of revelry, banter, rail and ruse.

So the revelry among Labour MPs over Mr Cameron’s predicament this week was grotesquely hypocritical.

There was the restling of autumn winds, a whispering breath of departed revelry: Carnival was almost done.

But the end to gruelling daylight abstinence and excessive night-time revelry is not the only relief.

Figurant is a temporary performance, this and that, them and us, like the revelry of familiar festivals.

Like the weeklong celebrations held throughout Spain in the summer, the Tomatina encourages all-night public revelry and behavior that's frowned on for the rest of the year.

"Expansion" is the physical fact of post-modernism literature and art, "revelry" is the spiritual essence and aesthetic style of it.

With my chin resting on the ledge of an open window facing away from the wind, I allowed my thoughts to take part in this terrible revelry; they leapt into the open like a.

In its 419th year, the festival spans nine days of revelry: Each morning, thousands of tourists and locals join in the celebrated Running of the Bulls, along the 825 meter course leading to the arena.

Happiness is a disguise to others to see, another kind of pain, the other kind of loneliness of the revelry, you think letting go can become my happiness, but you do not know, my greatest happiness is to be able to hand in hand with you.