When other cities sleep, Paris has just begun her wild revelry.

There could be no wild revelry, no freedom.

And, having thus established a sort of lawless independence, they passed their time in drinking and wild revelry.

It was not an assemblage of topers, who drank to drown sorrow, but simply a wild revelry of joy.

After a short interval, the agitation subsided and the company was again in the midst of wild revelry and merriment.

The music is changed with great skill from the wild revelry of drinking-songs to the sombre strains of approaching death.

You see a wave of unusual magnitude rolling in from far beyond the wild revelry of waters on 'The Rips.'

The wild revelry of the feast, for Mac-Ivor kept open table for his clan, served in some degree to stun reflection.

He could not resist the temptation to present himself, unannounced, and end this wild revelry, this dreadful disrespect for the dead.

Girl friends had hinted of a wild revelry that went on somewhere-everywhere-callinglike a hidden merry-go-round to any who cared to hear.

Nor does happiness consist in the wild revelry of human beings, like madmen, recklessly sporting their fantastic tricks around the unhallowed altar of Bacchus.

Returning at dark, he renewed his wild revelries.