Sentence examples for a big to-do from inspiring English sources

At Vera Wang, there was a big to-do over a tall, leggy blonde.

Were an American sex offender to return home, there'd be a big to-do.

"They call in the TV cameras and they make a big to-do about it.

Again, I don't want to make a big to-do out of it.

I don't think we'll make a big to-do about this being the last episode," O'Brien said.

In the evening there was a big to-do with search lights and Miss Jane Russell, star of the picture.

That's a big to do list.

"Why is this such a big to do when everything she does is out of the box?

It's a pretty big to-do list.

The New Yorker, May 3 , 1941P. 9 A headwaiter made a big-to-do the other evening about extricating a customer from behind one of those tight-fitting tables you find in mid-town restaurants.

"Ironically," there has been a loud diatribe either against Melissa Harris-Perry's character and also, a big-to-do about the Romney family's right to adopt a Black child.