Sentence examples for commotion that from inspiring English sources

There was a lot of commotion that impacted him.

But it still escapes many politicians, who blindly uproot flowers, ignorant of the celestial commotion that may ensue.

Given the commotion that has followed Chelsea around these past few turbulent weeks, what José Mourinho needed was some sanctuary.

Mr. Jaafari, who owns a furniture store in Qum's bazaar, said the situation in that city was "very quiet" after the "commotion" that followed the elections.

To those who care about the Indianapolis 500's status as a world-class sporting spectacle, the commotion that follows Helio Castroneves's every move here sounds like music.

The commotion that surrounded his death -- mobs besieged the funeral home; at least two women committed suicide -- merely added to the mythology that had grown up around him.

"If you have a look at it there's a bit of commotion that happened and Jamie Soward walked straight at him.

Users deployed exclamation points, references to Prohibition, digs at Mr. Bloomberg's height and, finally, a hashtag worthy of the commotion — #BloombergMovieTitles — that introduced audiences to twists on films, like "Forrest Gulp," "Brokeback Mountain Dew," "My Big Fat Greek Salad" and "Honey I Shrunk the Soft Drink Industry".

Griner, 19, created a major commotion, one that will be difficult for her to deflect, during the second half of Baylor's game Wednesday night when she punched Texas Tech forward Jordan Barncastle, who had been called for fouling her with a sharp elbow, breaking Barncastle's nose and causing both benches to clear.

Donna Bell, a woman watching the commotion, said that someone had confronted Alex Jones, a Trump supporter and conspiracy theorist whose Web site, Infowars, has a large following.

Cause a commotion so that the fish move around.