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He is not alone in creating a stir at the school.

But his criticism did little more than create a stir.

But it has created a stir in Mexico, they say.

From what I understand, his mother's pregnancy created a stir.

In Internet discussion groups, though, the case has created a stir.

A draft of the report has certainly created a stir.

There was no point in creating a stir and drawing attention to himself.

Who would have thought such a trivial death might create a stir like this?

By 10 last Sunday night, the guys were in no mood to create a stir.

However, 7.0 did not have many customers, and it failed to create a stir in the market.

Still, last week's decision to eliminate women's basketball created a stir.

She had tunnel vision even as her father created a stir nearby.

Clinton Administration efforts to put its own spin on economic statistics have created a stir.

The performance created a stir among the New York press.

For a while, that outside ship had created a stir in the captain's quarters.

Her companion created a stir by his own peculiar sense of style.

Yet the series has already created a stir over prurient content.

He wanted to blend in, not create a stir.

That created a stir of surprise in the room.

This created a stir, and several voices were heard exclaiming.

This created a stir in Washington, as there had been no hint that his illness was serious.

It was very popular with stars on the rise and created a stir in the Hollywood community.

My words created a stir of horror among the Alfings.

The preceding week had created a stirring context for the music of Bach.

And, as a very visible ex-president, he can still create a stir.

They are leaving in the early morning as to not cause a stir within the community.

I think she will cause a stir among her sisters today.

So who could she hook up with to really cause a stir?

These caused a stir among local residents and were held for many years.

The actress caused a stir last year for a different reason.

His political views caused a stir while he was still a student.

It hadn't occurred to her that she would cause a stir.

From the look in her eye, she had clearly expected this news to cause a stir.

Do you not think it would cause a stir if I simply disappeared?

The broadcasts in 1956 caused a stir at the time.

The exhibition has caused a stir in the museum community.

Still, the cases have caused a stir in legal circles.

Clearly, more than the play's title is causing a stir.

But when the world's No. 1 player takes a public stand, it causes a stir.

"The exhibition has really caused a stir over there," she said.

If the advertisement was designed to cause a stir, it did.

But even his method of departure has caused a stir.

Nor does he apologize for having caused a stir among the players.

Ganton couldn't hear what was said, but it seemed to cause a stir.

At the party, they cause a stir and not a little jealousy in Phillip.

"That will cause a stir no matter how careful we are.

It was finally at the national championships last June that they began causing a stir.

Back then a few artists paid attention, but the work barely caused a stir in public.

"There's no question that some of the names out there would cause a stir.

She would cause a stir if she forced her way.