| That, in turn, leads to rumbustious popular numbers, dances and choruses, notably a riotous rumba. |
| The capital's rumbustious mayor is probably the strongest candidate for the presidency at the moment. |
| Opinions at Venice split deeply on Mr Kusturica's noisy, rumbustious, circus-like farce about gypsy grifters. |
| Everybody knows that the politician has a rumbustious temperament, I think journalists know that more than most. |
| Agathangelou admitted he had never felt so moved, on returning to the dressing room after hitting a rumbustious 42 not out. |
| A rumbustious English beachcomber, Barker, has fetched up on its shores after half a lifetime at sea. |
