Sentence examples for fuss going on from inspiring English sources

Jackson was dismissive of claims that the Army was under-equipped, recalling his conversation with a soldier: "There's a bit of a fuss going on about boots and bog rolls and whatnot.

It's that there is too much fussing going on in front of that grill.

"I didn't expect it all because, between us, [her appointment as his coach] has never been the fuss that was going on around us.

"Over here, nobody really knew what was going on but in England there was a big fuss," Gualtieri explained.

The youngsters, ages 1 to 5, are shown smiling, laughing, fussing, crying; they appear alert and aware of what is going on around them.

Nor has it fussed about Mr Berlusconi's plan to ban most police phone-taps.What is going on?

After wondering "what all the fuss was about", he went on to ask, "Doesn't every band think that way when they've got a new record out?" Along with the other four of the band's first five albums, Ocean Rain was remastered and reissued on CD in 2003 – these releases were marketed as 25th anniversary editions.

"The girl was obsessed by my cat and she would make a fuss before going on her merry way to school.

"We've got our recruitment that goes on, but it's something we're pretty comfortable with at the moment with Dan Evanss) and Fuss (Richard Fussell).

Fussing and worrying about the placement of each resume item, these tacticians find that the job of finding a job goes on forever.

That's not to say there wasn't any fussing and feuding going on.