Sentence examples for commotion this from inspiring English sources

There's a big roaring fire, if you can imagine this on the banks, and suddenly an unbelievable commotion: this buffalo charging toward us with four lionesses clinging to its neck.

If the size and recurrence of anti-government demonstrations continue to grow, Maduro is likely to up the ante and raise the "state of exception" to a state of "internal commotion". This would allow him to suspend civil rights and implement a curfew.

And he had some commotion this morning.

"As I got on to the train I noticed this commotion happening between this young woman and this man.

Suddenly alert and furious at this commotion, the woman asked angrily, "Why don't you just hit me in the face with your bag?" to which I replied, "I don't have time," and whisked my son and bag off the train in the nick of time.

In all this commotion the U.S. market is slow to emerge.

"If this is a prank that's gone wrong, he's jumped into the river and he's embarrassed by the fact he's caused all this commotion and all this activity, his friends' involvement and his family's distress – if he's just hiding low somewhere, then I would appeal for him to come forward.

This Bobby Sands character, I knew there was a big commotion about this guy, and the struggle in Northern Ireland.

Everything about the Angels' history-making rookie is news, Ohtani's tidy habit of spitting sunflower seeds into a cup instead of onto the dugout floor generating a commotion this week on social media.

"This time we asked for a private security service to control the commotion and this helped greatly," said Valery Mkrtoumian, counsel general of the Los Angeles Consulate of the Republic of Armenia.

"It's a tragedy for the Crawford family, it's a tragedy for the family of Angela Williams, who died because of all the stress and commotion from this, and it's also a tragedy for the police officers who have to live the rest of their lives knowing that even though they had a justified use of force, they took the life of someone that didn't need to die".