Sentence examples for on a fuss from inspiring English sources

The Royal Opera is expecting and probably counting on a fuss, but no one should dispute Turnage's choice of subject.

She could pull strings, she could utter numberless quiet words in favourably disposed ears, she could make one hell of a fuss on her employer's behalf, but when it came down to it the only direct exercise of authority in which she could engage was to ensure that certain words were printed on pieces of newspaper.

The lengthy euro crisis has sidelined Mr. Barroso, who created something of a fuss on Wednesday by saying he was close to proposing joint euro bonds — unified debt instruments that would be backed by all the member states of the euro zone.

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.

No one created a fuss, I just got on".

Those with a taste for the off-piste would also do well to rummage through one of the more discerning new streaming services on the block: with a growing library nearing 500 titles, Filmdoo.com, a selection of mostly contemporary, mostly under-exposed art cinema (with a particularly keen emphasis on foreign-language and LGBT fare) on a fuss-free, pay-per-title basis.

Put another way, he insisted on kicking up a fuss.

Remember that it is really poor etiquette to comment on or make a fuss about other people's lack of etiquette or manners.

And because they were his mates the apprentice let them go easy on him and make a fuss or insist on paying his way, he just went up to the bar and ordered the half dozen half pints.

I don't see Index on Censorship kicking up a fuss about these serious attacks on free expression.

It seems that Alejandro Sánchez, the mayor of La Línea de la Concepción, the financially troubled town on the Spanish side of the border, has been kicking up a fuss on several fronts.