Sentence examples for fuss bar from inspiring English sources

Ao Distinto Cavalheiro, in the downtown area A traditional, no fuss bar where you can direct all of your attention to the World Cup games.

Diners enter through the no-fuss bar, where, on that visit, people were lined up and crowding around the room's high-top tables.

Both Washington and Williams are fans of the Kith brand and were keen to come check out the fuss over its cereal bar.

Baz wasn't actually invited to the post-premiere bash but happened to be staying at the hotel and wanted to see what the fuss was at the bar.

She rebranded it as the rain tax, and kicked up a fuss when Cubs were barred from a visit to Parliament to lobby politicians, and she won.

She moves about London with minimal fuss, orders salads to go from sandwich bars in the Inns of Court district and often rides public transportation.

The annual Dinah Shore Weekend, for example, billed as the largest event on the lesbian social circuit, takes place March 29 to April 2. The town is a refreshingly unpretentious mix of piano bars, no-fuss steakhouses and kitsch-free thrift stores.

"The difference between being a classical pianist and playing jazz is that classical stuff is a little more rigid," he says, taking aim at the keys and fussing out a few bars of Chopin.

Here, the right has somehow never seemed fussed about film either way, appearing indifferent to everything bar Liz Hurley.

A suburban Chicago man busted for bringing his tiger cub into a bar just doesn't see what all the fuss is about.

Later, anticipating his talk about Jason Robards (it involved a cop, a bar and a drunken horse), Mr. Plummer started fussing with his hair; his wife subtly passed him a giant comb.