Sentence examples for to causing a from inspiring English sources

Michelle Obama must be used to causing a stir with her frocks.

Both pleaded guilty to causing a person under 18 to be involved in pornography.

In addition to causing a wave of bad publicity last fall, the suicides prompted President Nicolas Sarkozy's government to intervene.

Another man, Julian Brock, 47, also took part in the protest and was given a 12-month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to causing a public nuisance.

In one recent high-profile case Chinese journalists were forced to "confess" live on television to causing a stock market crash by reporting market movements.

I couldn't bring myself to do the latter, I think partly from fear nobody would react and partly because I'm not used to causing a scene, as stupid as that sounds.

"That tends to cause a lag".

Lush likes to cause a stink.

"He liked to cause a little trouble.

Least likely to: Cause a heatwave.

Least likely to: Cause a riot.