“She did not care if they broke a window of a railway carriage or sold their watches to have a revel at the Goose Fair.”

“Ah, yes, proud and happy, that expresses it. Yes, yes, enjoy it, it is right, it is an innocent revel.”

“I am off to my sister's house for a night of drunken revelry and debauchery.”

“The place was packed, we drank beer, ate chips and crab sticks, indulged in much drunken revelry with loads of laughing friends.”

“But what have I, a continuing PhD, done to deserve to join in the debauched bacchanalian revelry of undergrads?”

“The old man who believes that he is loved by a girl is a reveler in the debauchery of his own vanity.”

“So it was that David turned into something of a reveler and a skirt-chaser, instead of the quiet youth he was before.”

“Another reveler, Ryan Manill, publicly summed up his appreciation for the midday gathering as Questlove wound down his set.”

“For every subscriber to the Libert there may well be an antique masker and reveller less.”

“A survey in 2013 found that the average age of a reveller at Glastonbury, excluding those under 18, was 36 years old.”

“Working as a bartender, she had refused to serve an obnoxious reveller at the end of the evening.”

“She did not care if they broke a window of a railway carriage or sold their watches to have a revel at the Goose Fair.”

“Ah, yes, proud and happy, that expresses it. Yes, yes, enjoy it, it is right, it is an innocent revel.”

“Last night's reveling at the carnival brought forth pure joy and lively celebration among the crowd.”

“Music trucks blasted as they moved at what seemed like one mile an hour as the revelers gyrated to soca rhythms.”

“A population of costumed revelers cavorts in togas and turbans, feather boas and black leather, silver space suits and devil horns.”

“He'd seated himself at our table conversing with some of the revelers when I joined the group.”

“Staggering closing times is also intended to cut violence by preventing revellers all heading home at the same time.”

“By first light in Aberdeen, armies of street cleaners were sweeping up the detritus left by 60,000 revellers.”

“The doormen actually intercept approaching revellers in the street outside the club, asking them to shush.”

“Players and staff also missed out on some of the New Year's Eve revelries as they kept themselves fresh for what would have been a vital clash.”

“The season's festive revelries began in force on Thursday evening, but with them came a series of incidents including assault and vandalism.”

“Later on there would be a banquet in his honour, with special entertainments and revelries, and tomorrow he would have his first Skill lesson.”

“Bogart dove headfirst into the Jazz Age lifestyle, always up for late-night revels.”

“Rather, he revels in confounding his audience and the media, cultivating a persona rife with contradictions.”

“With the Kerry half forward line on defensive duty, the full forward line was afforded the space it revels in and needs.”