Sentence examples for from commotion from inspiring English sources

"We believe because of his weight, he likely wouldn't be able to scurry away quickly from commotion like cats of a healthy weight are able to do".

The Hippocratic Corpus, collection of medical works from ancient Greece, mentions concussion, later translated to commotio cerebri, and discusses loss of speech, hearing and sight that can result from "commotion of the brain".

FROM the commotion in the kitchen, you would have thought it was a wedding day.

At some point during the action, before the cops had arrived with pepper spray, before members of the Blockade ran out into the road to prevent the cherry picker from removing their friends from the trees that they were sitting in, I walked across the road away from the commotion, several hundred yards from the pipeline.

More generally, BS patients (haemorrhagic shock excluded) have an intravascular brain thromboplastin rush which seems to show that BS does not result from hyperhaemia only, but from mass commotion too (Table 1).

She grabbed my hand and led me to a supply closet, away from the commotion.

From this commotion there emerged stories, dozens of them, tiny tales without words.

(After many incarnations, it is now predictably swank, but still a satisfying escape from urban commotion).

It is also one of the few places to escape from the commotion of midtown Manhattan.

We'll be hiking away from the commotion of Guatemala City to the solitude of Tajumulco, the highest mountain in Central America.

About 50 feet away from the commotion, a gray-haired woman sat under a beach umbrella, quietly reading.