Sentence examples for a commotion that from inspiring English sources

You will not be welcomed inside, and you risk causing a commotion that will lead to humiliation, and if they escalate, the possibility of arrest for indecent exposure and/or disturbing the peace.

Jaqueline Thompson, 38, who lives on the second floor of the building, said that she ran outside when she heard a commotion that evening.

It created such a commotion that last weekend, Vikings Coach Leslie Frazier ordered him to stop talking about the Packers.

"The affair caused such a commotion that the government got frightened," a correspondent reported at the time.

Other people were playing their sport -- Mexicans and English, Argentines and Germans -- with a commotion that matched any American sport.

News of a reunion show, "Seeking Asylum!" (April 21-May 22), caused such a commotion that the Joe's Pub Web site crashed the day tickets went on sale.

These happenings were a first cumulation of a civil commotion, that had started a few days earlier with large strikes and demonstrations.

Just standing on a curb in a city where the police department was recently sent packing, you see a thunderous commotion that somehow works, and that locals learn to live with.

"If you have a look at it there's a bit of commotion that happened and Jamie Soward walked straight at him.

There was a lot of commotion that impacted him.

She said she was fearful of any commotion that the actor and filmmaker might cause among the passengers.