Sentence examples for tabloid commotion from inspiring English sources

Businessman Bradley Charvet caused tabloid commotion earlier this year when he announced his plan to open a fellatio cafe in London.

Last week an Israeli tabloid created a commotion when it ran an investigative article, "The Great Tree Fraud," suggesting that workers cynically uproot the saplings planted by tourists to make way for the next day's busloads.

"Commotion in Kirchnerismo," screamed the tabloid Muy.

The commotion made her momentarily famous in the pages of art publications (which generally liked her work) and in New York City tabloids (which generally did not).

No commotion.

There is no commotion.

India is a commotion.

Commotion, but not panic.

(Commotion in the hall).

Promotion, demotion, commotion?

Why all the commotion?