unruly

Some of these last for three or four hours, and they are often unruly.

There was a large, unruly group of women and children.

More likely, the energy field had become particularly unruly at that moment.

He has long had many unruly voices inside his head.

The two groups of unruly students faced off on the first floor.

The people, though, did not want to be treated like unruly children.

He is an unruly boy, as you will have noticed.

And if Peter tried to put him to bed, he might get unruly.

She was only seven, for one thing, and completely unruly.

A moment later a head of brown unruly hair appeared at the open window.

He was about six one, and had very dark brown hair, short but still unruly somehow.

For left to herself Nature can seem unruly and overwhelming.

The longer he delayed his return the more unruly they became.

Then he left the room with belt in hand to go take care of his wife's unruly back- side.

The men outside, it now seemed to me, were becoming unruly.

He wanted to move on to other investigations, and this unruly child was in the way.

A shock went through him, straight to his unruly member.

When people are unruly, it is because of their sophistication.

If they get the idea that you two are inspectors and in my company, they'll become unruly.

He had a mass of red hair and an unruly beard.

He had even, somehow, managed to keep his unruly son away from her.

So he can tell them all how his unruly daughter turned to him for a comforting word in her time of need.

The thing was an unruly horse, and, as I say, it happened.

He would not let his unruly body sway him where she was concerned.

He has come to be the patron of an unruly calling.