Examples of 'quite a fuss' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a fuss"
quite a fuss: This phrase describes a situation or event in which there is a lot of commotion, excitement, or disruption. It suggests that there is a significant amount of attention, noise, or activity surrounding a particular matter or incident
How to use "quite a fuss" in a sentence
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quite a fuss
It was causing quite a fuss in her social circle.
This friend of mine could kick up quite a fuss.
Caused quite a fuss with the soldiers.
The general kicking up quite a fuss about it.
Caused quite a fuss when I tried to get him on.
Your company made quite a fuss.
It caused quite a fuss at the time.
So a downed bear like this one causes quite a fuss.
She made quite a fuss over me.
Quite a fuss at The Ministry.
They made quite a fuss.
It seems this gentleman's been kicking up quite a fuss.
Those two can make quite a fuss if they want to.
Chap next door 's been causing quite a fuss.
You are making quite a fuss about something which does not matter.
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Your friends up there are creating quite a fuss in the area.
Aries dads can make quite a fuss with children, especially when it comes to daughters.
But when it comes to love, I know good society makes quite a fuss about such things….
I heard there was quite a fuss the other night at the George.
The other day, a video posted on Facebook by Vivian Gomez made quite a fuss.
Sounds like quite a fuss.
Look, I made quite a fuss when we got back to the auction rooms.
She kicks up quite a fuss.
People made quite a fuss about it, as if I would been a hero.
Yeah, you kicked up quite a fuss.
She made quite a fuss over me . The doctor.
When Wolfenstein 3D broke out on the gaming scene, it created quite a fuss.
The Russkies kicked up quite a fuss around here.
She made quite a fuss over me. My healing touch is something of a legend around here.
You know, most husbands would raise quite a fuss if their wives wanted to redecorate.
Sorry I was so bad in there. Yeah, you kicked up quite a fuss.
I understand there was quite a fuss the other night over at the George.
Quite a fuss at The Ministry . - You do not say.
Mr. Mellors is making quite a fuss about the key for the cottage.
I'm not going to sit here! " and made quite a fuss.
Really, Mother, it seems you are making quite a fuss about something which does not matter.
It 's quite a fuss in Prime Minister Li 's manor.
You're making quite a fuss about.
I'm not even a celebrity, and I'm causing quite a fuss.
Why were you in my closet? You're making quite a fuss about something which doesn't matter.
Making quite a fuss of him, are not you?
So, Mr. Booth, it appears you made quite a fuss out there.
There's quite a fuss in Cali.
