Sentence examples for create commotion from inspiring English sources

"You want to create commotion.

Dixieland jazz came to lower 2nd Ave .in '45, when the late Bunk Johnson came from the rice fields of Louisiana to create commotion at the Stuyvesant Casino, just up the street from the Plaza.

"We're not going to make excuses," he said, adding that the Devils overstayed some shifts, failed to get the puck in deep and failed to create commotion in front of the Ottawa net.

"Also, Singapore is hot," he said, and when they washed it created commotion, waking roommates.

He added that he was "out there to create a commotion," and might have caught the Islanders off guard.

It's best, of course, not to create any commotion, not to blow people's minds with some untimely actions that could divide society".

"If you create enough commotion in enough states to get Bush and Congress to change their minds about mileage standards, that might be a good strategy".

An accomplice would then create a commotion outside the room, prompting the mark to block the door with a table or chair.

With the Jewish community as divided as it is between observant and non-observant Jews -- and between "modern Orthodox" Jews like Mr. Lieberman and more insular Orthodox Jews known as the Haredim -- such comments will probably continue to create a commotion.

Thrash the tip of the stick from left to right to create a commotion.

Someone arrives, creating a commotion.