Sentence examples for a major fuss from inspiring English sources

People who tired of the delays and wanted a refund had to kick up a major fuss to get it.

It would happen in Spain without any major fuss while, at Bayern Munich, Philipp Lahm has just converted from a full-back to a central midfielder.

Quietly, with no fuss, a major corner has been turned in the restoration of Britain's dreadfully impoverished biodiversity: pine martens are being reintroduced to Wales, and may eventually be restored to England, too.

It also helps that 2011 isn't a major election year, so all the fuss last year over the so-called "Ground Zero mosque" has predictably died down.

And the show, even with a major conceptual flaw, is definitely worth the fuss.

And two years later, it still seems to be a fuss, maybe even more so with a woman being a major political party's candidate for president.

A major, major talent.

This caused a bit of a fuss.

What happens in the parliamentary party?" Mr Brunson observes that Tory MPs would create a lot of fuss, but that Mr Major is prime minister.

"She was absolutely not a person to make a fuss".

Such a lengthy fuss.