Sentence examples for a real stir from inspiring English sources

Gaming talk centred mostly on Bad Company 2 and Minecraft, which was causing a real stir amongst bloggers.

But it is her new political talkshow that has caused a real stir – and that has just been ordered off Russian television.

It was an exciting time in the industry: the "sun tribe" films - so called for being adaptations of the popular novels centred on the shenanigans of teenagers on the beach - were causing a real stir.

Fox and his original Quakers (the "new fanatic sect, of dangerous principles," as John Evelyn described them in his diary in 1656) might have created a real stir in Millbrook; but my father, going about the parish in plain clothes, with his increasingly plain-clothes theology, had little to offer to the angry, the excluded, the exploited, the male young.

I remember people who blogged caused a real stir, and not in a good way.

Long gone are the days when a manufacturer was able to create a real stir by unveiling an all-new model at a specific motor show.

It's the video for "Make Me Feel," her version of Prince's conversation starter "Controversy," that has caused the real stir online.

Murphy Brown, a single news journalist played by Candice Bergen, caused a real-life stir in 1991 when she got pregnant but decided not to marry her baby's father.

"A real martini should be stirred," he declared.

"A real live automobile caused considerable stir on our streets last Monday afternoon," read the report in The Burns Times-Herald, which I dug out of the paper's archives with the help of Randy Parks, a sports reporter.

"A real live automobile caused considerable stir on our streets last Monday afternoon," read the report in The Burns Times-Herald, which I dug out of the paper's archives with the help of Randy Parks, a friendly sports reporter.