The rumours that the Bulgarians had barred the nearby mountain routes stirred commotion among the soldiers and on the following day the retreat continued in growing disorder.
And the transition to Joe Girardi from Joe Torre stirred some commotion.
This stirred quite a commotion and raised a number of questions from TV reporters and police.
Not to my surprise, Ghamdi's views stirred up a commotion among typical Saudi clerics, who are also fixated on such things as banning red roses on Valentine's Day, fiction and non-fiction books, movies, women driving cars and so on.
The news that Laura Schlessinger has made a deal with Paramount for a syndicated television show beginning this fall has stirred up a fresh commotion about the most popular voice on talk radio.
The law itself was a result of societal commotion starting in 1970 when organisations and journalists stirred up a public protest against the national census.
It is perhaps telling that the worst commotion the neighborhood has experienced since the Barclays Center opened in Brooklyn has not been stirred up by rowdy Nets fans or hip-hop devotees, but by teenage girls milling for hours outside a Justin Bieber concert in November.
The speakers, facing the audience, begin to stir up a commotion, courtesy of Keith O Brien's sound design; it reverberates like a flock of angry swans and ends with fierce flapping.
In 2015 and 2016, I visited a prison for pre-trial detainees, the Instituto Penal Antȏnio Trindade (IPAT), one of three private facilities on a road north of the city limits, past the newly renovated international airport, past the golf resort, past the landfill where vultures stir at the commotion of passing logging trucks.
In 2015 and 2016, I visited a prison for pre-trial detainees, the Instituto Penal Antȏnio Trindade (IPAT), one of three private facilities on a road north of the city limits, past the newly renovated international airport, past the golf resort, past the landfill where vultures stir at the commotion of passing logging trucks.
