Sentence examples for creates a commotion from inspiring English sources

It's explained like this: in the sea, a lone catfish creates a commotion when it swims near a school of other fish.

Someone arrives, creating a commotion.

In the public arena, the suicide question also created a commotion.

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

Barbara Corcoran, the founder of the Corcoran Group and a grande dame of New York real estate, says creating a commotion of potential customers is an effective strategy.

LONDON -- In the last few weeks, an unlikely image from the archives has created a commotion, raising questions about celebrity and justice, and where they could possibly intersect.

A few days earlier, Jesus had created a commotion in the merchants' quarter in the Temple, when he overturned the stalls of the moneychangers.

"I just either go to the restroom," to avoid creating a commotion in the aisle, "or sometimes I go up and stand and chat with the flight attendants".

The Imperial Household Agency, a musty but powerful bureaucracy overseeing every detail of imperial life, severely reprimanded the press for creating a commotion.

Although the Flyers had created a commotion to Brodeur's right, he did not appear to be screened before Markov took the shot.

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