Sentence examples for a fuss on from inspiring English sources

She could pull strings, she could utter numberless quiet words in favourably disposed ears, she could make one hell of a fuss on her employer's behalf, but when it came down to it the only direct exercise of authority in which she could engage was to ensure that certain words were printed on pieces of newspaper.

The article kicked up a fuss on social media, with some people outraged by the practice.

The local Georgians make a fuss on television and the Russians win a propaganda victory.

It seems that Alejandro Sánchez, the mayor of La Línea de la Concepción, the financially troubled town on the Spanish side of the border, has been kicking up a fuss on several fronts.

Looking up Don't shoot Nowhere to run Capitol crimes Closing the lottery The wretched Middle East ReprintsThis has set off a fuss on Capitol Hill, as congressmen try to decide what the law actually allows.

In the past, Blume has been a little dismissive of the Twilight series, but she says over our breakfast pancakes that she doesn't want to cause a fuss on Twitter.

After all, wasn't I an interloper, too, drawn like she to the genteel aesthetic of a place that exhibits a lack of fuss on the one hand, a handsome formality on the other?

"And the price we pay for that favour is not making a fuss, not letting on how life can never be the same for us again.

So we've been slowly building up our network of contributing voices over the last few weeks and months, not making a fuss, just getting on with the business of breaking news and stories about tech startups in Europe.

So we've been slowly building up our network over the last few weeks and months, not making a fuss, just getting on with the business of breaking news and stories about tech startups in Europe.

And now it's also known locally as the place where the library director took a stand — or started a fuss, depending on your point of view — when the library board started selling historical items from its collection.