Suddenly, there was commotion outside the tent.
At home, there was commotion in the streets.
There's commotion on the floor and Westbrook gets called for a personal foul and then a technical foul for battling back.
— There was commotion at the National Golf Links of America on Friday, the telltale signs of preparations for a major tournament: cable wires strung through fescue; spectators wandering with clear merchandise bags; scores of maintenance assistants pacing the fairways, re-reading their firmness.
"At first there was commotion, but now a great sadness has set in". Cleusa Eichner, 52, was wary about seeing the players' coffins: "I can still see those players entering with their kids in their arms.
Defence advocate Barry Roux contended: "Mr Pistorius, every time he goes through security at airport, there's commotion … He cannot go unnoticed through airport security … He can never go anywhere unnoticed".
For much of the day there was commotion in front of the museum as the strikers blew whistles as loud as they could while marching between a long line of heavy police barricades.
There's commotion by the wall.
There was commotion on the streets with demonstrations and civil strikes on a daily basis.
Alright?" There's commotion behind me and little Farruh our Uzbek runner comes flying down the stairs.
