Raucous

• “She was serenaded by the resident choir at The Brink - made up of recovering addicts called the Raucous Caucus Recovery Chorus - singing a traditional native American Indian song titled Wings Of A Dove.”

  Evening Standard - Home

• “Raucous cheers and jeers greeted the bill's easy passage in the national assembly.”

  The Wall Street Journal: South Africa Parliament Adopts Secrecy Bill

• “Raucous protests against the legislation helped launch the tea party movement in 2009.”

  The Huffington Post: In Turnabout, Democrats Allege GOP Dropped The Ball On Job Focus

• “She must have decided we should have a side of Raucous with Earsplitting Sauce—because she was being anything but quiet.”

  Simon & Schuster: Arcane Circle

• “KAMPALA, Uganda—Raucous street protests here that earlier appeared to herald the arrival of a popular uprising, inspired by the calls for democracy in the Arab world, have since fizzled into angry honks from scattered car horns.”

  The Wall Street Journal: As Uganda Protests Ease, Each Side Claims Momentum

• “Africa Dispatch Zimbabwe Suspends Raucous Constitutional Hearings Dinner, Dates & Politics With Somalia's Premier Building Breezy Homes in Ghana Isn't So Easy WSJ. com/Africa: News, photos, graphics Follow @WSJAFRICA on Twitter Crime in South Africa, our adoptive home, is the subject of dinner party conversation in much the same way that the weather was in London — everyone agrees it's bad but there doesn't seem much people can do about it.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Africa Dispatch: A Brush With Crime in South Africa

• “Raucous celebrations broke out across Libya, as fighters shouted and fired their weapons into the air after news of the rebel progress spread rapidly across the country.”

  USA Today: Gadhafi regime on ropes; rebels celebrate

• “Raucous and roaring the whole way, it was clear this was a strong run.”

  Consumer Reports: Automotive X Prize: The roller-coaster excitement of competition

• “The third movement here may be the best ever recorded: Raucous to the point of vulgarity, it is a nonstop clatter of screeching winds, pounding timpani and cutting trumpets atop snare-drum exclamations.”

  The Washington Post: On CD: Shostakovich 8th

• “Raucous aerial acts, Pogo-stick peelers, hula-hoop hotties; we've got it all," according to the Lucha VaVoom website.”

  The Huffington Post: Lucha VaVoom: Wrestling, Comedy And Burlesque Come Together (PHOTOS)

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