Sentence examples for fuss out from inspiring English sources

Babies don't follow instructions and often "fuss out" mid-test, taking their data points with them.

But studying those fussy creatures, prone to "fuss out" mid-test, taking all their data with them, is challenging.

It's enough to make the average mother fuss out.

This is the body, your mother has them, let's not make a big fuss out of them and then they get used to it.

The explanation did little to assuage his critics, but it gave his admirers a way to say that the media was making a fuss out of nothing.

When The IoS knocked on Mr Kasir's door to ask for a comment about the new investigation, someone at the property responded: "You journalists are making a big fuss out of nothing.

Yet Dr. Spelke herself never fusses out or turns rote.

"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.

I had, without much fuss, come out as gay to my fellow students at school.

But nobody, shamefully, not even the Crown Prosecution Service, ever thought to step back and ask whether this fuss, whipped out of nothing, was in the public interest.

The fuss broke out last weekend when the Seinfeld star, in an interview on Scottish comedian Craig Ferguson's The Late Late Show on CBS, joked about cricket being "a bit gay".