Sentence examples for stirring things up from inspiring English sources

His critics say he is more interested in stirring things up than solving them.

"We don't need an outside force coming in and stirring things up".

It also sparked speculation that she might leave the party altogether.Lula is also stirring things up in Brasília.

Nixon went on, "I do not want McLaren to run around prosecuting people, raising hell about conglomerates, stirring things up".

In fact he turns out to be quite funny, attracted to stirring things up and allergic to orthodox thinking.

Although Morrisons was stirring things up with its recently completed acquisition of Safeway, the Tesco juggernaut swept all before it.

It is interesting to watch him go about his business, local and global, stirring things up as best he can.

Phil Woolas, the new immigration minister, has not been shy of stirring things up since he started the job earlier this month.

There are those who remain skeptical about whether Syria is stirring things up in Lebanon— even about whether the attempt on Mr. Geagea actually happened.

ALTHOUGH he is still stirring things up at Dell, an ailing computer-maker, Carl Icahn has found time to tilt at another tech titan.

You need to find ways of keeping it fresh and every now and again stirring things up a bit – like the Romantics".