Sentence examples for commotion created from inspiring English sources

But the commotion created by the dancers getting in and out of the car -- this was how they transformed from one character to the next or gathered more props -- was tedious.

According to Inside the Hits, the lyrics refer to the commotion created by Billie Jean on a dance floor.

They can be emotional vampires, feeding on the commotion they create.

"Also, Singapore is hot," he said, and when they washed it created commotion, waking roommates.

Yesterday, as Hewitt won his third-round match, he learned just how much commotion he had created.

Leaked deals were 9 percent less likely to close than those kept under wraps and took, on average, a week longer to complete, perhaps given the added commotion and complexity created by the leak.

In the public arena, the suicide question also created a commotion.

LONDON -- In the last few weeks, an unlikely image from the archives has created a commotion, raising questions about celebrity and justice, and where they could possibly intersect.

The street closings, combined with the usual Saturday-evening throng of tourists, theatergoers and other pedestrians, created more commotion than usual in Times Square.

Benitez looked to his left, probably hoping that no one noticed him peeking, because he was wondering who or what had created the commotion at Fenway Park.

Although the Flyers had created a commotion to Brodeur's right, he did not appear to be screened before Markov took the shot.