Ravers in a sentence

Greene and Ant are no strangers to the ‘Jazz’ having sold played to packed audiences at the festival for the past four-years, with their shows a highlight for clubbers and ravers.

It’s a victory snatched from the jaws of pastiche; not so much a crash course as a confidence-building exercise for the ravers.

But Theo points to things like the Bristol-based group Ravers to Runners doing a tour of festivals including Glastonbury and Latitude as well as Love Trails itself this summer and bringing a run to each of them.

Later on in the episode, we see Penguin and his crew make their first play, selling Bliss to an entire club of ravers.

Ravers partied from dawn till dusk.

Ravers at Oscars on Clacton pier in 1997.

Summons were issued to 22 ravers, which could have seen them slapped with £10,000 fines under rules to crack down on mass gatherings.

At its height, around 1,000 ravers were believed to have been in the area.

Men wearing Hawaiian shirts mixed with ravers wearing boiler suits in the sunny street.

Ravers is in the hot seat and it's all eyes on the Mercury Prize.

By the end of 1994, a new generation of ravers were attracted by the new sounds.

People who were gregarious party animals were described as "ravers".

Phat pants worn by ravers in Australia.

Pop musicians such as Steve Marriott of The Small Faces and Keith Moon of The Who were self-described "ravers".

San Francisco has long been a Mecca for ravers from all over the world.

Some old locations were re-used, such as the concourse that saw thousands of ravers in 1992, was used again in 1999.

Some ravers participate in one of four light-oriented dances, called glowsticking, glowstringing, gloving, and lightshows.

Such dances are usually freestyle in nature, since they are very rarely choreographed in preparation for such events (although some ravers may create personal dance routines).

While some ravers have natural dreadlocks, cybergoths often create artificial neon dreadlocks in various colors.