| Drive by at 4 am, and you will probably see a crowd of young Lebanese eating a post-club meal after a night of revelry. |
| But what have I, a continuing PhD, done to deserve to join in the debauched bacchanalian revelry of undergrads? |
| God can be served not only in the solemnity of a Yom Kippur, but also in the revelry of a Purim. |
| 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. |
| She could not help but feel anxious and she almost wished for the fun and celebratory times of the revelries. |
