Sentence examples for a fuss for a from inspiring English sources

"We Panamanians are the kind of people to make a fuss for a couple of days and then move on".

RAROTONGA, Cook Islands — Not since Queen Elizabeth II's hello to this remote part of her realm four decades ago have the inhabitants of Rarotonga, the largest of the Cook Islands, made such a fuss for a visitor.

His son Michael insists that keeping him jailed defeats the purpose: if he were released tomorrow, the papers would make a fuss for a couple of days and then forget he existed.

Some made a fuss for nothing.

Even tho he knows what I'm doing, he still kicks his legs all over the place like a falling spider, making a fuss for no reason at all.

Small OFCs and developing countries have been arm-twisted into adopting a stringent set of rules, which they have done mostly without kicking up a fuss for fear of being blacklisted.

Cellino, who was in Miami during Tuesday's fiasco, will still keep banging the drum but the sad reality is it will take a collection of clubs to kick up a fuss for the Football League to act.

The paper has made a fuss for years about top pay and, yes, I do know we have had a little in-house excitement of our own on that score, as Private Eye loves to remind us.

"It's like being in a funeral parlor, the way they come up crying and offering to make a fuss for us," Mr. Dorman said, as one of his faithful customers patted him on the back.

Win Tin didn't want anyone to make a fuss for his funeral.

In 2013, he made a fuss for no reason by claiming that Cory Booker never lived in Newark while Booker was mayor of Newark, when Booker actually did live in Newark, and could easily prove it.