a song and dance

You may be a bit upset, but it's really nothing to make a song and dance about.

Other industries do have awards, although there isn't such a song and dance made about them.

Hubris, however, has been followed by nemesis rather too often in this field for anybody to be making a song and dance about things.

Our victory over a football team considerably inferior to our own was nothing to make a song and dance about.

Isn't it curious how some people really make a song and dance about their birthdays whilst others would rather hide away for the day.

Jane's parents always make a song and dance about her coming home late, so we'd better be going soon.

Every time he's late, he gives me a song and dance about oversleeping.

First-time host Hugh Jackman opened the show with a song-and-dance medley spoofing the night's nominated films.

He started to sing Er Ren Zhuan, a song and dance duet since he was a little boy.

Don't give me a song and dance. Tell me what you want.

The boy gave the teacher a song and dance about his being ill as an excuse for playing truant.

If you keep making a song and dance about my dress, I'll go home.

She gave her parents a song and dance about having to use their car.

Don't give me a song and dance. Tell me what you will want.

We put on a song and dance performance to welcome the guests.

The second is that you mustn't make a song and dance about it, or else it isn't generosity either: it's publicity.

Draw a picture, we can sing a song and dance -- a dance, or read a poem, in the training of the happiness.

In 1934 she attracted attention in a song-and-dance number she performed in the film Stand Up and Cheer;

"The Northeast a song - and- dance" duet stage three regulation

Still sing a song and dance along