Sentence examples for media commotion from inspiring English sources
But the cranberry crisis created the rules of the game: the daily media commotion, the confusing science, the industry resentment, the political grandstanding.
The Bristol Plaza, at 210 East 65th Street, put out the unwelcome mat after neighbors complained about Mr. Strauss-Kahn's alleged crimes and the news media commotion on the sidewalk.
There had been a similar media commotion over comments by former President Bill Clinton that were unhelpful to the Obama campaign (he, too, clarified himself later), a defeat for Democrats in Wisconsin's election to recall the Republican governor and the latest monthly fund-raising reports showing that Mr. Romney and the Republican Party for the first time had out-raised Mr. Obama and his party.
For many big-time performers who have a harsh spotlight on them that sort of blasphemous pomposity would cause a media commotion.
"Now what are they to do except be hounded by you media people?" Hearing the commotion, a teenage girl emerged from a nearby house and first identified herself as a neighbor.
He had found the candidates for the study first through notices put up on bulletin boards at universities, pubs and supermarkets in Edinburgh, he said, and then as a result of the commotion in the media that the ads produced.
Once he signed with the Giants, Bonds had intended to wear 24, his number during most of his stay with the Pirates, and after receiving Mays' blessing the Giants were willing to unretire it until the public commotion from fans and media became too much.
This soon caught the interest of the media, who were curious about all the commotion on Twitter.
And now it's becoming painfully clear that the window of opportunity for a useful commotion in the Western news media is passing.
Talk of a lengthy ban being handed down followed and among the swirl of commotion on TV and social media there was very little perspective.
During those months, Stone's social media activity caused quite a bit of commotion.
