Sentence examples for fuss about going from inspiring English sources

"These ladies make a great fuss about going to prison, and as soon as they get there they wish to be relieved of its main inconveniences".

Don't make a fuss about going to garage sales and buying stuff, you can make use of things in your house instead.

This is what all the fuss is about, went my a-ha moment.

We felt so relaxed in our gorgeous apartment we weren't fussed about going out.

They're clearly a very old act and I'd reckon most 18- to 22-year-olds probably aren't too fussed about going to see the Rolling Stones".

Such interventions ignored Paxman's request that there should be "no fuss" about his going, although, perhaps contradicting his own injunction, he had been interviewed earlier in the evening on Channel 4 News, a programme with which Newsnight has a long obsessive rivalry.

We do argue but only as much as the next teenager and her mum, although I'm quite lucky because there's never any fuss about me going out and what time I've got to be home - we sorted all that out ages ago.

People have rotten jobs, so what am I going to fuss about?" He used to fire off angry letters to critics but he says age has mellowed him.

If they keep bothering you, say, 'If you want to make a big fuss about nothing, go ahead.' Be brave.

Maybe the bulls should be making a bigger fuss about what's going on.

Wondering what all the fuss was about, I went to the census Web site and read the questions on versions of the long form.