Sentence examples for creating a commotion from inspiring English sources

Someone arrives, creating a commotion.

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.

"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.

Even before most of the details are made public, the first full budget for the new Department of Homeland Security is creating a commotion on Capitol Hill and among private counterterrorism specialists, with many prominent Democrats and security analysts accusing the White House of shortchanging the domestic war on terrorism.

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.

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.

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.

Two weeks ago, the justice minister created a commotion when he defended the new measures by stating that "a friend of a friend" who belonged to Al Qaeda had entered the country repeatedly using forged passports.