Sentence examples for stirs of from inspiring English sources

We're setting up shop this morning at Facebook HQ in Palo Alto, covering a press event that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg heralded as "awesome" last week, causing stirs of Facebook anticipation smack in the middle of the Google + launch.

Rollins, who served as national campaign chairman and senior adviser to Mike Huckabee's 2008 presidential campaign, is the latest in a growing string of Republicans who have decided to respond to the increasing stirs of Palin's presidential ambitions by dispatching sharp criticism tempered with at-times condescending advice, especially when it comes to her treatment of former GOP heads of state.

This thought has stirred of late in moving back and forth between two very different worlds.

The slightest stir of the wind and grass makes the government nervous".

He was worried, with an anxious stir of his stomach, about his father waiting for him.

Stir of the egg whites into the chocolate mixture to lighten it.

Mr. McEwan added a stir of his own to the brew.

The biggest stir of all, however, is coming from a new form of generation called "integrated gasification combined cycle" (IGCC).

At times their improvised duet, full of chirps and susurrations, suggested the wakening stir of a rainforest canopy.

Not since Michael Dukakis rode around in a tank has Massachusetts created such a stir of grass-roots bewilderment.

A Stir of Echoes (1958), again depicting suburban America, was his last fantasy novel for 12 years.