Sentence examples for fuss along from inspiring English sources

Most House of Lords insiders expect a few socially conservative peers across parties to make a fuss, along with the Bishops, but they do not believe they will succeed in blocking gay marriage….

My first course arrived with no fuss, and plodded along modestly.

Capably directed by Peter Hyams (who removed the anti-death-penalty slant from Douglas Morrow's 1956 screenplay), "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" barrels along without fuss or emotional depth.

So it is a shock to learn from her memoir that in fact Gee (below) would have quite liked a bit more fuss and attention all along, not to mention money.

She might have made a fuss, if anybody had come along to listen to her; she might have bewailed the loss.

Of course, conservative fervor to block or repeal the Affordable Care Act has always seemed a bit disconnected from reality, given that the law consists almost entirely of pieces that existed, without such fuss, long before Obamacare came along.

Almost 300,000 people went along to see what all the fuss was about.

I went along to see what all the fuss was about and have a good old chin wag with one of the most despised men in Britain.

Something that doesn't need a lotta fuss but will get everyone fixed along with the fixin's.

They are on their own and require no further care, except perhaps some tender persuasion to guide them along their route -no sweat, no fuss, no aching back.

I was in the middle of the crossword when we left the house and made a fuss about not being allowed to bring it along.