roust

The band encored with a ferocious version of Steve Van Zandt's rousting Sun City (I Ain't Gonna Play), and Peter Gabriel's worthy but rather dull Biko.

It then traces the causes of the CEO rousting and its consequences.

France has launched military intervention in Mali, a former colony, with the hope of rousting extremists who control most of the northern half the country.

"If what (police) are doing is rousting people that make other people uncomfortable due to the way they dress or talk - and assuming those individuals are not breaking some other law - then there's a problem," Fidanque said.

Steven Gerrard is second favourite at 6-1 but I hear he doesn't fancy t h e responsibilities that come with it - like incessant interviews and regular rousting of team-mates.

Rousting Muqtada al-Sadr out of Najaf was supposed to be a turning point.

But I, for one, mourn the passing of the summer and the more relaxing days when I'm not doing the homework nagging or rousting children out of bed early in the morning.

A small pile of eight, near a fire ring, that reminded me of some bored cowboys practicing, or sheep herder rousting a coyote.

The slow pace set by long-time leader Trueno, under Darryll Holland, meant a lot of jockeying for position in the later stages and a fair old rousting for several of the field, including the winner.