Sentence examples for a commotion around from inspiring English sources
But it can also be smoke and mirrors, a commotion around a hollow core.
My Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon number: 1. Perfect Gentleman In '81 or '82, while taking a bus home, I saw a commotion around 61st and Second.
"After I hadn't seen more than a few people at once all those years, to suddenly see such a commotion around you, it was an odd feeling," he said.
Video footage posted by customers on social media shows a commotion around the coveted spread, the sort of spectacle that probably seems perfectly common to any seasoned American shopper after Thanksgiving but that is nothing short of a scandal in France.
You don't see things like this, even in D.C.," said a tourist, Butch Kalender, 49, from Arlington County, who first noticed a police commotion around the house last week, when he and his kids went to a sandwich shop for lunch.
Earlier in the quarter, there was a lot of commotion around the company's move to play around with the algorithm that serves Tweets to surface them non-chronologically, although we're hearing a lot less about this more recently both from Twitter and users.
Earlier in the quarter, there was a lot of commotion around the company's move to play around with the algorithm that serves Tweets to surface them non-chronologically, although we're hearing a lot less about this more recently both from Twitter and users.
As I walked to the T, I found myself turning the commotion around me into what was becoming a habitual construction--a blur of people and sounds I could float through and not be a part of or affected by.
Yulia appeared to turn down a visit from her cousin, citing the commotion around the case.
An eyewitness said she was alerted to a "commotion" at around 9am on Saturday and saw a man banging on a door of one of the terraced houses.
"If it's Pétain or de Gaulle," he said, "then Pétain!" The commotion around Rue Pétain began last year when a local journalist discovered the street and wrote several articles for his newspaper.
