Sentence examples for bit of commotion from inspiring English sources

And this has generated quite a bit of commotion.

So when Hollins elected to move his best player to the bench several games after his return from injury, there was naturally a bit of commotion.

I heard a bit of commotion from the back of the room and looked around to see what was going on.

There was a little bit of commotion at the entrance – Rinat Akhmetov, the richest Ukrainian man and the right arm of Yanukovych, was trying to make way for an inconspicuous American.

It began during the Players Championship, when Woods and Garcia were paired together, and Woods apparently reached for a club from his bag while Garcia was taking a shot on the other side of the fairway, causing a bit of commotion that Garcia suggested as the reason for his poor shot.

Last time there was bit of commotion.

In a rare display of independence among otherwise tight-lipped current and former Googlers, Mr. Bowman laid out on his blog the reasons for his abrupt exit, creating a bit of a commotion in the technology blogosphere.

The Bayern president Uli Hoeness name-checked the RB Leipzig manager as a possible future FCB manager, in a not at all transparent attempt to create a bit of a commotion before Wednesday night's top-of-the-table epic encounter at the Allianz Arena.

Then Jones, the union president at the time, noticed a bit of a commotion: Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind).

Sure, Facebook posts cause a bit of a commotion, but they're easily scrubbed by assistants before getting to the rep's eyes.

Today, as I was leaving Quicken Loans Arena and the convention proper, the word on twitter was that there was a bit of a commotion going on in the downtown's Public Square, where the day before had seen almost as many cops as protestors.