On the smallscreen, the BBC has earned a new generation of fans with its top-rated "Sherlock" series, which launched the career of Benedict Cumberbatch (who played controversial WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in Condon's "The Fifth Estate"), while Robert Downey Jr.'s
rowdier bigscreen franchise racked up more than $1 billion worldwide from two movies.
FRIDAY nights have got a lot
rowdier since The Musketeers moved from their Sunday night slot, throwing us head-first each week into a brand new silly adventure.
Ken Downing, the fashion director of Neiman Marcus, characterized this new global mix as the antithesis of cookie-cutter design, a crazy quilt of textures, layers and shapes that he said "point more to a kind of multicultural melding than just a fashion trend.'' The fashion equivalent of fusion cuisine, albeit a bit
rowdier, it is, he said, "the most important message of the runways for fall.''
Washington, April 23 ( ANI ): When 6-10 year old children ate foods they had to bite with their front teeth - like drumsticks, whole apples, or corn on the cob - they were
rowdier than when these foods had been cut, a new study has suggested.
The city has been described by the New York Times and Money magazine as one of the best places in the world to retire, something that's unlikely to be said of its more famous,
rowdier neighbor, Cabo San Lucas, a heavily trafficked tourist destination about a two hour's drive south.
Part of the logistical reasoning behind the spillover camp is to allow campers wishing to sleep through the night to remain at the plaza, with
rowdier nighttime protesters assigned to the farmers market space.
This is followed by an even
rowdier wedding day complete with a deranged drug dealer, a cross-dressed sheep and possibly the most offensive best man's speech of all time.
When the last strains of "Taps" had wavered and died, we piled into the buses and rode back to school,
rowdier than usual.
Sandine provides a set of historical vignettes illustrating crowds in their once spontaneous,
rowdier variety--such as the ones that shut down the Stamp Act in 1765, those that freed slaves awaiting return to the South under the Fugitive Slave Act, those that joined with striking railroad workers in 1877 and striking textile and rubber workers during the 1930s, and finally those of the rebellions that broke out in Harlem in 1935 and 1964 and then elsewhere during the later 1960s.
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Scranton, PA, August 09, 2011 --(PR.com)-- There are few
rowdier environments that a sports arena, but that hasn't stopped Scranton Products' Hiny Hiders[R] bathroom partitions from standing up to whatever joys or frustrations the KFC Yum Center's Louisville, KY, fans might vent.
Previous music festivals I have spent in a pleasant fog of relaxation, beer, friends and enjoying bands - that is when I wasn't crowd surfing to the
rowdier options.
"Bayley's is a truly upmarket venue where business professionals can go for a drink without the worry of younger,
rowdier customers.
