stirred

Then things remain stirred up and no election is ever had.

Think Progress » Russert: A Source “Close to the President” Told Me Bush “Won’t Fire Rumsfeld Because It Would Be The Equivalent Of Firing Himself.” 2006

Francis has again stirred the correct concepts of lent and penance as seen in the errors of Liberalism.

A Crusade of Charity Francis 2006

A cheetah on a chain stirred in its sleep; far away in the desert, jackals cried.

Excerpt: Ptolemy's Gate by Jonathan Stroud 2005

The name stirred up stereotypical images of a tiny, frail, old bespeckled lady with a hair net, large coat and umbrella used as a walking cane.

What do You Call Grandmother to Her Face? | Thingamababy 2005

The word stirred in him like a living thing - writhing, growing, dissolving the memories of the dream and the calm that followed it.

Lion Of Macedon Gemmell, David 1990

The word stirred in him like a living thing - writhing, growing, dissolving the memories of the dream and the calm that followed it.

Lion Of Macedon Gemmell, David 1990

A name stirred shadows of memory behind the dead eyes.

Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979

In me also, when I was your age, the name stirred my blood and haunted my imagination.

In Clive's Command A Story of the Fight for India Herbert Strang

The name stirred him and moved him; dim voices whispered in his ears about it, but he couldn't quite catch what they said.

The Sky Line of Spruce Edison Marshall 1930

No train stirred except to carry soldiers, and the civilians who had not bribed and jammed their way into a cranny of the thronged carriages leaving the first night could only creep back through the hot streets to their hotel and wait.

Fighting France 1915