In the commotion, another cousin, recognizing that an ambulance would never make it through the rocky trails, carried Mann to the nearest A.T.V., so that he could be delivered to the road, a mile away, where a helicopter was eventually able to land on a ball field for a medical evacuation.
Over time, he amassed more than 14,500 cards with notations like this one, from March 28 , 1929 filed under "partridge": "Near Duck Hawk ledge on Sky Top saw one 'treading' another, with great commotion down in a brush pile in a crevice, while a third looked on.
While attending to another patient, Dr. Dewar noticed a commotion outside the patient's room and yelled at her colleague on duty, playfully threatening bodily harm to anyone else daring to do "her" tracheotomy.
A commotion at the door: another bang-bang tourist has shown up, a tall, silver-haired priest, Father Gockel Guido, a Mill Hill Father working for the Papal Nuncio to the Holy Land.
Another man on the street saw the commotion, ran over, and dialed 911.
Sarah Skene, 73, another tour guide, said she heard "a commotion" in the staircase hall housing the painting, and heard a male colleague shouting "please don't do it.
During the spot, strangers lock eyes and, oblivious to the commotion, walk hungrily toward one another, then freeze at about an arm's length, nostrils flaring and chests heaving, not breaking the sexual tension with contact.
Jörmungandr shrieks, and a noisy commotion is heard from underwater before another lacuna appears in the manuscript.
There is another pause, followed by the sounds of a small commotion offstage, followed by a strong, imperious voice that seems familiar even if you can't place it.
Witnesses to Wednesday's attack heard a commotion and saw one man crouched over another behind an apartment building south of Broadway at Columbia Street.
