Sentence examples for for a fuss from inspiring English sources

But this is election-campaign time, and any excuse for a fuss will do.

"We were prepared for a fuss, to be frank," said the Aldrich's director, Harry Philbrick.

Visiting them is a city tradition, and updates to traditions are always an excuse for a fuss.

The investment might have succeeded but for a fuss stirred by neighbors like Michael Sabatino, who have grown tired of watching priceless Victorians being replaced by McMansions or McRanches.

From newspaper headlines comes the news that George M. Cohan had entertained a group of advertising men with a song which went in part: Uncle Sam is not the kind That's looking for a fuss, But if they should feel inclined To take a shot at us.

Snowden testified that he was repeatedly told either that the issues were not his concern or that he shouldn't make too much of a fuss, for fear of reprisals.

If cleaning suede is too much of a fuss for you, go with the black leather!

A Bank Holiday is the perfect time for making a bit of a fuss when entertaining.

I felt guilty for making a bit of a fuss about nothing.

This lovely colonial house on bustling Calle O'Reilly ticks many boxes for a fuss-free central Cuban homestay.

An enclosed garden, fully equipped modern kitchen, new bathroom and central heating all make for a fuss-free holiday, while babysitting can be arranged on request.