Sentence examples for from fuss from inspiring English sources

Howell's clothes are for the kind of person who wants to look cool and chic but free from fuss.

Decades later, after the period of thrift imposed during World War II, America went further and began to celebrate disposability, using paper cups -- and even paper clothing -- for purposes not only of cleanliness but of liberation from fuss as well.

The rigorous class included a cardiovascular workout and strengthening and toning segments as well as blowing bubbles and singing "The Itsy-Bitsy Spider" to keep the babies from fussing.

When he was sent the script for "The Road," he recalled recently, he was so exhausted from Oscar fuss — and from making two other films, "Good" and "Appaloosa," virtually back to back — that he almost didn't read it.

They told him, categorically, there was "no evidence" for the rumours about the Islamic State.Mr O'Rourke draws philosophical lessons from the fuss.

Away from that fuss, the routine emerges as an impassioned, brutally funny rant about our confused feelings towards sex, violence and children.

Some of the Springbok fraternity's higher-profile members, including the former coach Nick Mallett and the one-time captain Bob Skinstad, voiced their concern over the incident, but Louw distanced himself from the fuss.

And yet you'd never know it from the fuss this week over the BBC's latest fly-on-the-wall documentary series, set inside the offices of Vogue magazine.

Anyone worried that we're about to forever lose precious civil liberties should take heart from the fuss being raised over the Administration's proposal to expand the controversial USA Patriot Act.

Any American worried that we're about to forever lose precious civil liberties should take heart from the fuss being raised over the Administration's proposal to expand the controversial USA Patriot Act.

The commissioner's intervention stems from the fuss in September over revelations in the Financial Times about the use of private e-mail by the Education Secretary Michael Gove and his advisers.