Revellers In A Sentence

Learn how to use Revellers in a sentence and make better sentences with word `Revellers` by reading from 26 Revellers sentence examples.

• More mature revellers.
• It's difficult to find revellers in a sentence.
• These photographs show family scenes, revellers and religious ceremonies.
• Telemark and the Snow Revellers Club being completed in 1952.
• Streamers flew through the air, revellers contorted to the music.
• The celebrations are attended by hundreds of drinking and dancing revellers.
• A group of revellers push George around because he is gay.
• The revellers add all sorts of filthy ingredients to the brew.
• New Zealand flags waved as revellers sprayed each other with champagne.
• No arrests were made to prevent antagonizing the revellers, the spokesman said.
• Ralphs was apparently at first incensed by the drunkenness of the revellers.
• Some of the revellers were cross-dressed, for example, males wearing skirts.
• Recent police raids have found several celebrities among the revellers at drug parties.
• Some of the revellers became so drunk that the emergency services were called.
• Monty Long, one of the would-be revellers, said the crew were unruffled.
• Now she has decided to confront the Guillory family demons as masked revellers surround her.
• Good Times now attracts an estimated 15, 000 revellers a day during the carnival.
• Beltane Fires is pagan festival of fertility and draws crowds of revellers from far and wide.
• A carbon monoxide leak from the faulty boiler renders John Paul and the other revellers unconscious.
• The O-Ball attracts many thousands of revellers, not all of whom are Adelaide University students.
• The revellers, mostly youngsters, however, did not wait long after the stroke of midnight before dispersing.
• The club was noteworthy for several drug raids by the police during which underage revellers were arrested.
• The group lives up to Harry's vision of emulating the harmonies of the American group The Revellers.
• He could hear more singing on the quays below: still more revellers on their way to the cathedral.
• In nineteenth-century Paris young revellers would melt down chocolate and smear horrified passers-by with what they took to be excrement.
• It rained throughout the festival and with more than 170, 000 revellers walking around and camping on the grounds, it didn't take long for the site to turn into a mud bath.