Sentence examples for stirring up a from inspiring English sources

Now Professor Fleischer may be stirring up a new controversy.

They may be stirring up a reaction even within the Republican Party.

"Russo told me to shut up and stop stirring up a stink".

Now, Mr. Fleischer, a professor at the University of Illinois College of Law, may be stirring up a new controversy.

To Mix: Stirring Up a Better Cocktail Bartenders, the professional and the at-home sort, are striving these days to build a better cocktail.

Like her father before her, she is an expert at stirring up a great deal of ill-feeling and making a lot of noise.

Well in the first few days we'd have a train wreck of headless chickens stirring up a hornets' nest, but then things would settle down.

Just as fake furs are stirring up a fur revival, costume jewelry, with its crash and splash, is credited by many experts with helping to bring back the real.

Banksy has been stirring up a rapid-fire news cycle the past two days – even more so than usual.

The right wing punditry is at it again this year, stirring up a sense of victimization by claiming sensitivity to other faiths constitutes a "war on Christmas" and Christians.

Lady Gaga fans are so in love with her Oscar-winning song "Shallow" that they're stirring up a fake Starbucks campaign to push the Oscar-winning creation up the Billboard Hot 100 chart.