Sentence examples for commotion into from inspiring English sources

I was among those awake and near enough by to be drawn by the commotion into the small crowd at the dark base of the Campanile tower.

Mr. Veloso was a leader in Brazil's rock revolution in the 1960s, the tropicália movement that brought audacious electric guitars, modernist poetry and psychedelic commotion into Brazilian pop.

Feist and her band took the stage as winds whipped up again, hurling the primal beat of "A Commotion" into the storm for a crowd she praised as "crazy people".

The commotion grew into a roar in Mr. Howard's "Celt Thunder," the crescendo of steps that served as a boisterous finale.

"No art dealers!" The A.C. unit — just barely offsetting the summer heat — is functioning more like a white-noise machine, drowning out her voice and blending all the commotion together into a sound that can only be described as "fun".

When you see a commotion crowding into a shop, it's likely a local bakery with subsidized bread available hot out of the oven.

(The commotion in the gallery grows into a roar. Heraclitus is visibly embarrassed).

(Two days after "The Lowland" the same pavilion burst into commotion when an angry band of Rajputs hurled abuse at yet another star, Ekta Kapoor, whose film-production company had caused their caste group an obscure offence).

Dramatic scenes at Comic-Con on Sunday saw a woman saved from the 14th floor of an apartment building by stuntmen in town to promote Kick-Ass 2. According to ABC News, the suicidal woman was on the edge of a balcony and threatened to jump when the three men heard the commotion and rushed into the building to rescue her.

They were concerned the commotion would continue into the ceremony and reception, and that guests would have a difficult time getting to the wedding.

As I walked to the T, I found myself turning the commotion around me into what was becoming a habitual construction--a blur of people and sounds I could float through and not be a part of or affected by.