Sentence examples for make a fuss of from inspiring English sources

You are given a nice big table, and the waitresses make a fuss of you.

I do make a fuss of the men in my life.

Our two dogs race to greet me and I make a fuss of them.

The old guys would make a fuss of me - they'd say: "Oh, let Ricky do it".

He praises the politically unsavory Céline for his refusal to make a fuss of anything, even death.

Make a fuss of them, don't make a fuss of them, show them in a reverent chapel-like space or stuff them in a corner room with a video soundtrack muttering into it – no matter.

"If you try to make a fuss out of one or two cases, it will only worsen the situation and create a picture that the country is not safe," Hishammuddin Hussein, who was home minister at the time, said last year.

"We Panamanians are the kind of people to make a fuss for a couple of days and then move on".

"He makes a fuss of it.

"Hi, Mum!" He starts making a fuss of the dog, who is ecstatic to see him.

"The more people made a fuss of him, the more they clapped and made noise, the more he liked it".