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| cause/spark a furor (bookworm) | |||
| turn up the heat | |||
| whip up a furor (13.05) | |||
| create a sensation (Alex_Odeychuk); have created a sensation (Alex_Odeychuk); cause a furor (ART Vancouver); set off a furor (e.g.: "A scientist has set off an international furor by suggesting that it might soon be feasible to transplant ovaries from aborted fetuses into infertile women who do not make viable eggs of their own." – The Times ART Vancouver) | |||
| вызвать фурор: 1 phrase in 1 subject |
| Makarov | 1 |