Sentence examples for what a commotion from inspiring English sources

We saw what a commotion it caused when Rovio's Mighty Eagle intimated that his company would not be developing a version of its newest game, Angry Birds Space, for the Windows Phone platform (some quick statements from Rovio's CEO put that to rest, although Nokia's still working as of today to dispel those reports).

Federer caused what passed for a commotion Friday, drawing camera crews and autograph seekers.

(Not that I have any idea of what would cause such a commotion in the town!).

"I was outside and saw a lot of people, so rushed up to see what the commotion was," said Jia Hongwei, a web forum administrator in Taizhou who captured the video at the industrial park's "entertainment centre" where Zhang was hosting at least 20 colleagues and investors around three well-stocked tables.

At the crash site, during an attempt to free the balloon, the escaping gas was ignited when the resident of the house opened a window to see what the commotion was and the gas came into contact with the open flame of the room's chandelier.

Several asked a crowd of reporters and campaign volunteers gathered outside Mr. Weprin's campaign office what the commotion was about; invariably, they registered a blank look when told about the special election.

At first, Iris didn't know what the commotion was about until she caught a glimpse of her mother's hair and earrings — Oaxacan gold with magenta-colored stones.

It's causing quite a commotion, but what exactly is synthetic biology?

When Mike hears a commotion goes out front to see what the commotion is.

She walked over to the police line, where a crowd had assembled, eager to see what the commotion was about.

But there was something nice about packing into the corner of a bar, surrounded by onlookers all wondering what the commotion was about.