“The vibrant carnival transformed into a bacchanal, with music, laughter, and the clinking of glasses filling the air.”

“The bacchante danced joyfully, completely immersed in the frenzy of the god Bacchus's revelry.”

“Her vigorous movement is reminiscent of one of the dancing bacchante from the 'Bacchic Procession' now at Madaba Archaeological Museum.”

“But what struck me most was the dress, which even to the powder was like that of my father's bacchante.”

“Thursday is payday, Friday is escape, Saturday offers brief bacchanalia and Sunday is for rest and regrets.”

“Rampant bacchanalia may be what actually promotes his night owl tendencies.”

“Spring break rarely passes without a few nose-held news accounts of the bacchanalia.”

“On the back of each of the pair of vases is a frieze of dancing bacchantes framed at the sides and bottom by a scroll ornament all in grisaille.”

“Despite the presence of bacchantes and the references to wine, the bacchanalian aspect of the scene is greatly subdued, reducing the feeling of revelry and recklessness.”

“Through her eyes we observe the absurdities of co-ed dorms and toilets, drunken frat bacchanals, and violent tailgate parties.”

“At Wilderness, middle-aged bacchanals quaff champagne or real ale and eat lobsters. All this is changing the way the music industry works.”

“The first two days went off without a hitch, and more people, predictably, showed up for the evening bacchanals.”