Sentence examples for in a commotion from inspiring English sources

In "A Commotion in the Blood," published in 1997, Stephen S. Hall describes how Coley inoculated cancer patients, first with extracts of streptococcal abscesses, termed "laudable pus," and later with purer cultures of the microbes.

Their gesture was dramatic but futile, as the leaving deputies just stepped over Rejtan, and in a commotion pushed through the others.

As Shin made her remarks in Iksan, a commotion broke out.

Your protégé Lloyd Banks got a big reaction for his club hit "On Fire," but just as Young Buck tore into his new track "Let Me In," there was a commotion in the crowd.

As Amelie sits disconsolate in a rear yard, a commotion in an apartment above directs her eyes upward.

In the movie, the snakes caused quite a commotion in the cabin, but in real life, they technically have a right to fly (providing that they're transported according to TSA guidelines).

Feeling dispirited and perhaps also hungry, he tried to remember the faces of his employees, but the images he could summon were vague: shadows moving in the corridor, a commotion of clean laundry, murmurs and hushed voices.

In the United States, "Causing a Commotion" was released in August 1987.

Jodie Parry, who was in her hotel room when she heard a "commotion" in the street, told the BBC that the attacker ignored police as they screamed at him to stop running.

Ballet in Cuba is like soccer in Argentina - such a commotion!

The visitor left just after that, only to read in the paper the next day that a radical who caused a commotion in the gallery was removed for the usual reason: disturbing the dignity of the Senate.