Suddenly all commotion stopped.
In the neighbourhoods of Accra, pedestrians pound into work every day amid a swirling commotion, often stopping for breakfast at a street food cart.
Mr. Caliguiri's office is large and, as he gleefully told a recent visitor, "filled with kids and commotion" -- children stopping by with photographs from a trip and asking him to review their homework, teachers consulting him about grant applications, community representatives discussing plans for a carnival.
The referees stopped the commotion and Chamberlain was sent to the line, where he missed his shots, and Carolina got the rebound.
It stops all the commotion and it makes sense.
THERE had been a commotion, Adolph Kiefer remembers, and everyone stopped what he was doing and looked around.
As their voices echo across the dusty school ground, a group of passing villagers in a heavily-laden bullock cart stops to observe the commotion.
She and her friends had been dancing to the Third Dimension Band just minutes before, but the group had stopped playing after the commotion began, said Ashley Cunningham, 18, Ford's sister, who was with her at the club.
Two more songs were composed for the film with Bray, the first being the dance-y tune "Causing a Commotion", and the other being "Can't Stop", a track inspired by Sixties Motown and the group Martha and the Vandellas.
It created such a commotion that last weekend, Vikings Coach Leslie Frazier ordered him to stop talking about the Packers.
