The fans made a commotion over Woods, who held his index finger to his lips so Mickelson could putt.
In 2002, fans made a commotion when Axl Rose did not show up for a Guns N' Roses concert, rioting after a Rolling Stones concert in 1972 and so on going back through the years.
Tagging hedges in the Hamptons was "a joke, a way to make a commotion," he said.
She recalls her pointed threat to make a commotion over the cancellation, to get the word out there.
The salmon went through their whole repertory of leaping, thrashing, making a commotion, head shaking, leaping some more, rushing away each time they saw the net.
"He started making a commotion," his son recalled, "saying, 'I can't believe it, there's an insect problem here, they're all over the sweaters.' " VINCENT A. PRINCIOTTA The Essence of Cool First there was the blue van with the surfboard strapped to the roof.
They find the nearest spire or tower, a viewpoint from which to unlock new waypoints – new destinations for trouble making or commotion calming.
If someone has a key or picks the lock, the rubber wedge will give you enough time to make a commotion and call for help.
Don King, in black and white shoes that resembled spats (now that, we must say, would be in the real gangsta tradition), arrived late, in a cloud of self-made commotion, throwing out comments including "a lot of money that can be made," "I'm subpoenaed," "my son's subpoenaed" and "Chapter 11".
It must have made quite a commotion.
He was frenziedly terrified, landing on bookshelves and doorjambs, smacking into the living-room window, and the commotion made me somewhat panicked, too.
