Sentence examples for have a fuss from inspiring English sources

Or as Mr. Myers said, "When you think about taking down a tree, we'll have a fuss over it".

Would Paul have a fuss over these things, or be content to just push harder for tax and spending cuts?

These pieces have a no-fuss ambiance that coordinates well with the simplicity of contemporary design.

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

"I have a memory of a fuss but it wasn't much of a fuss".

Don't let people pressurise you to have or make a fuss of it.

Of course, it's nice to have somebody make a fuss over you, all the same.

It also means that we really have to make a fuss if we want extra intervention and I worry that we are overlooking issues, medical or otherwise.

I didn't have to make a fuss and left as a very satisfied customer.

It's easier to be discrete if you don't have to cause a fuss trying to find what you need.

I am both envious of those BBC staffers who have been offered the chance to move north, and contemptuous of those who have made a fuss about being too far away from their nearest sun-dried tomato.