raucous造句

A raucous black comedy, and definitely one of the most readable books last year.

The raucous cursing of the crewmen, the slosh of water, the cries of sea birds, were the only sounds .

Once the kids have been bucked off, the game generally dissolves into a raucous bout of wrestling and tickling.

The peacock has to accept his raucous voice but he can still 'strut his stuff' and display his beautiful plumage.

Far removed from raucous New Year celebrations like the one in New York City's Times Square, U.S, President Barack Obama had a somber message for the American people.

Families, friends and office workers crowd parks to eat and drink beer and sake as they admire the blossoms in often raucous "hanami" parties.

Drunken youths still gather in the town centre at dusk, and raucous music belches from amusement parlours along the seafront, mingling with the aroma of fish and chips.

Also known as the Quaker parakeet, its raucous screech normally echoes through the subtropical forests and grasslands of Bolivia and southern Brazil.

The bitter division in Labour produced acrid debate and raucous heckling at the party's hastily convened party conference in Tel Aviv.

Showboating in a raucous mix of delicate Champagne pink, chartreuse, saffron, pale yellow, siren red and magenta, the plants in these parts get ready for the winter with plenty of style.

It is probably best for gadget-addicted car campers or for the music festival-goer who is willing to risk the raucous crowds for a glowing tent that can charge his cellphone.