Sentence examples for creating a fuss from inspiring English sources
He wasn't one for creating a fuss.
Families illegally resident in the country, who have exhausted their rights under the law, are often sent home without creating a fuss.
"It works discreetly, without creating a fuss," said Rafael Pineiro, the assistant chief in charge of the department's Management and Information Systems Division.
The secrecy also required the cooperation of the magazine's printers, but to avoid creating a fuss, Ms. Nelson just gave them a generic reminder that everything in the magazine was confidential.
He said: 'I'm going to take you on as a director.'" The RSC remains an integral part of Nunn's DNA; indeed, he's sufficiently wary of creating a fuss in Stratford that he refuses to tell me who he'd like to take over when Michael Boyd leaves next year.
The whole project was a bit hush-hush at first because we didn't want local people or the media creating a fuss around a Muslim graveyard.
"I thought we shouldn't create a fuss," he admits.
Larry Bird did not want to create a fuss.
Who wants to create a fuss, properly crunch the numbers and stand in its way?
We'd often spoken about it, but could never come up with a plan that wouldn't create a fuss.
But in July, Mr. Solana created a fuss by suggesting that the United Nations impose a solution if the sides could not agree.
