The Pat Robertsons and Jerry Falwells, those roistering reverends who threatened the likes of Bush Sr . and Bob Dole with bumptious Biblical brimstone, were relegated to the cheap seats.
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Roistering 20-somethings keep the noise at jet-engine decibels, and the quick-footed wait staff, polite but harried, seems hard-put to keep up with all the drink orders.
23.
Throughout the West, the denizens of this town, wedged among the giant ranches of the Texas Panhandle, were feared for their ill-tempered roistering and their willingness to let trigger fingers do the talking.
24.
For all its roistering energy, " Kansas City " is too mannered a film to sink under the skin like " Nashville " or the best parts of " Short Cuts ."
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Her greatest success was as the main character Lucia in Thomas Southerne's " Sir Anthony Love ", where Lucia partakes of the freedom of the roistering rake by disguising herself as " Sir Anthony ".
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The editors, reporters, compositors and printer's devils, sober and roistering as a whaler's crew, had worked through the night, stripping down to their union suits and braces in the unseasonable September heat.
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Irish actor Richard Harris, the roistering star of screen gems such as " A Man Called Horse " and " This Sporting Life, " died Friday night at a London hospital, his family said.
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There is a surprise on every page of " Ingenious Pain, " just as there is in the great, roistering novels of the 18th century : The neat pages are feathered with shadows you can't explain.
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KGB gets its share of bikers and roistering fraternity pals who join the bar's garden-variety downtown pan-artistic clientele of academic types, painters, would-be filmmakers, actor gonnabes and assorted word-workers.
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There, in a coliseum-sized space full of roistering black-suited Republicans, the author Malachy McCourt appeared in a suit of Tom Wolfe white, upon which he had pinned a large " Beat Bush Again " button.
