Sentence examples for with a commotion from inspiring English sources

Other people were playing their sport -- Mexicans and English, Argentines and Germans -- with a commotion that matched any American sport.

Then, all at once, the cormorants got wise to our little caravan and took off with a commotion of hooting and flapping.

They had rushed outside to deal with a commotion.

She followed it with "Causing a Commotion" which ended with Madonna pointing to her dancers and musicians across stage and uttering the line "He/She's got the moves baby" numerous times.

As Heri amazed the family with details, a commotion interrupted his tale.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic commented that "Who's That Girl" along with "Causing a Commotion" were not amongst Madonna's best singles.

Jay Boyar from Orlando Sentinel praised the songs on the soundtrack, claiming that "Madonna brings forth a heart-breaking warmth in 'The Look of Love' and a club stomping feel with 'Causing a Commotion'.

Duane Browne, who was in the bedroom with Ms. Ferdinand, heard a commotion below, and when he checked the noise, saw Mr. Ogarro with two men and returned upstairs, the police said.

Still, watching the Bush group play yesterday was to watch a commotion, with people putting before others had finished -- a practice anathema in a serious game.

It's a spectacle, with seething crowds and a commotion of cameras.

Bo Allen, a San Francisco resident on a Saturday morning walk, said he saw "a commotion with someone running and police behind him".