Sentence examples for a fuss with from inspiring English sources

Nor, apparently, had the royal family raised a fuss with the hospital, an exclusive private institution that has long been the hospital of choice for Britain's royals.

Special mention to Jim Davidson, struggling manfully to generate a fuss with his blogged broadsides against the entertainment at the Queen's jubilee concert, much mocked on Twitter.

Before Chris Rock has even made his first diversity joke, the musical choices of the night had already caused a fuss, with starrier original song nominees edging out performances from transgender singer Anohni and South Korean star Sumi Jo.

And he had a talent for stirring things up: he spearheaded a battle between the TLS and the Arts Council, and caused a fuss with his polemical review of William Burroughs's The Naked Lunch (headlined "Ugh!").

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Late last year, Summers kicked up quite a fuss with his suggestion that the U.S. and other major economies, pinned down by the zero-bound of interest rates — that is, the impracticability of lowering them below zero — might well be in for an extended period of subpar growth.

Late last year, Summers kicked up quite a fuss with his suggestion that the U.S. and other major economies, pinned down by the zero-bound of interest rates — that is, the impracticability of lowering them below zero — might well be in for an extended period of subpar growth.

Chances are you didn't make a fuss, argue with the doctor, or deny the diagnosis.

Most House of Lords insiders expect a few socially conservative peers across parties to make a fuss, along with the Bishops, but they do not believe they will succeed in blocking gay marriage….

And yet, with a minimum of fuss, with a kind of stoical, hard-nosed northerness, the team that runs Booths has set about laying down a moral challenge to the corporate Leviathans that dominate the market in which they operate.

When A-level results were published, last August, there was a fuss about students with up to four A grades and no university places to show for them.

But if it causes too much of a fuss to mess with women from the get-go, forget about the Taliban wing of the party.