Sentence examples for fuss of measuring from inspiring English sources
In an attempt to spruce up their product, makers recently started marketing packages of "power tablets" and "attack sheets" that do away with the fuss of measuring detergent and the mess of spilled soap.
Infant crying and fussing was measured with a shortened version of the Barr Parental Diary [ 35], consisting of two questioned about the number of hours that the infant cried/fussed over the two 12 h periods in the previous 24 h.
If you don't want the fuss of cutting the roller to fit, order a made-to-measure blind.
The Durance sisters (both registered nurses), each in their own 1915 surreptitious ways, took measures to "bear away their mother's disease and the fuss of enduring all useless treatment".
Everyone made an enormous fuss of him.
At Chriskitch, there is none of the fuss of fine dining.
There was a babble of grateful agreement, and a pronged fuss of gathering coats and umbrellas.
She said, "Really, you make too big a fuss of yourself.
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