Sentence examples for most commotion from inspiring English sources

In Monroeville, Ms. Carter's frayed relationship with the museum has caused the most commotion.

One sheriff's deputy said it was the most commotion he had seen since William Kennedy Smith was acquitted of rape in 1991.

Perhaps, though, the rumour that has caused the most commotion is that Apple will be ditching the long-lived headphone jack.

"When it gets developed, there will be nothing artificial about it". As I wrote yesterday, none of the people making the most commotion about AI (or MI) are directly involved in making it.

(Has O'Donnell never ridden Amtrak?) But it was O'Donnell's decision to stiff Fox News that caused the most commotion, and likely the most headaches inside the cable network.

Though a few of the 13 cast members get lost in the commotion, most handle their work well.

The Hawks created the most back-room commotion when they reached an agreement in principle with the Grizzlies to trade the third pick, forward Lorenzen Wright and guard Brevin Knight for the All-Star forward Shareef Abdur-Rahim.

He is unquestionably popular among the cosmic community of Yankees fans, his presence entering or exiting Yankee Stadium causing the same commotion as most players'.