| After decades of quiet ascent, Tokyo has become the roisterous epicenter of a sophisticated and constantly evolving global youth culture. |
| Initially it feels leaden, the roisterous energy of the band's 2002 debut dissipated and replaced not with maturity but hesitancy. |
| Had learned, too, what it meant to have her life emptied of Jack's roisterous personality. |
| His excitability and his roisterous enthusiasm made them laugh. |
| It preferred a dull existence of simple honesty to a roisterous feast on the brink of a moral and financial abyss. |
| Think of the Skee Ball machines in Seaside where, for 50 cents, you can stand in a roisterous arcade and roll nine smooth wooden balls up a rickety ramp. |
