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Sentence Examples The fanfare began, and the elaborate gold embroidered doors opened, the hinges creaking from the weight. Last year, Microsoft shipped Windows Media Center to much public fanfare but less than glowing reviews. Some of the biggest names in Bollywood showed up to shower their blessings on as they celebrated their sangeet ceremony with great fanfare. Initially, the MAI negotiations had begun in the fall of 1995 with little attention or public fanfare. And although the cornerstone was laid amid Independence Day fanfare, the design still has yet to be firmed up. Instead they died in the line of duty and subsequently received posthumous citizenship amidst much fanfare and flag-waving. Parliament and public greeted this imperial retreat with a fanfare of acclamation. Both works build from simple, even austere, ideas, but Gould's work more closely adheres to the conventional idea of a fanfare. Now I no longer have to wait through that special dial-up fanfare as my computer attempts to connect to the internet every ten minutes. In this theater almsgiving is rewarded by trumpet fanfare, prayer is a public parade, and the discomfort of fasting is a spectacle. They come with the fanfare and revelry of a merrymaker to cast a wider net and test their own luck in this prime market. The off season signing of Green, the NFC's top-rated passer last year for the St. Louis Rams, was met with much fanfare. On the glass panel of the telephone box a lithe figure of ambiguous gender was blowing a trumpet fanfare to celebrate his arrival. Finally, about two years ago, he was arrested amidst much fanfare, only to be released promptly by a magistrate. In recent years fanfare accompanied the return of species like the osprey and red kite in England and the white-tailed eagle in Scotland. So for madness and mayhem, fun and fanfare, chalk it down, it's Hulla-baloo for Waterford. No nonsense, no baloney, not a lot of fanfare, and it's proceeding very quickly. And so the Edinburgh Fringe begins, more with a tootle than a fanfare, as the week zero shows kick off. The Los Angeles Angels hung out their shingle to little fanfare in 1961 as an American League expansion franchise. Visit Sangre Grande Hospital and see these unacknowledged heroes who serve without fuss of fanfare, Minister Rahael. Show More Sentences Each side states its case with little fanfare, and all the members of the tribunal are free to ask questions. This time, however, there was no fanfare as he slipped out of the country unnoticed. So why is it that without any corporate fanfare, it all feels so sneaky when you're in the middle of a secret race? The new service will be soft-launched with little fanfare and presented initially as a long-running test. Each stanza is separated by an interlude for the horn, which sounds a deathly fanfare for the wounded and dying of Sitwell's poem. A brazen fanfare erupted from the royal minstrels, and whole ranks of armor-clad young noblemen stepped forward. I showed Joe the nubbin, and then without much fanfare, chucked it in the trash. All at once, Wormhole Square resounded with a fanfare of trumpets as heralds announced the arrival of a notable procession. Then, there was an important-sounding fanfare, and a mellifluous announcer introduced the first Guest of Honour talk. A fanfare of trumpets announced the arrival of the king and everyone stood. The festive mood is set by the fanfare of trumpets and bells in the arrangement by London's Roger Harvey. The opening movement combines a brass fanfare with a Widorian toccata figure for its music argument. It builds to a furious pace with something like a brass fanfare at one point. Many feel that the media fanfare surrounding your divorce hurt your career. The 22-year-old arrived without huge fanfare or any of the media lobbying that normally accompanies the promotion of a fresh face. On that memorable day, the National Constitution Center museum was opened in Philadelphia amidst great fanfare and national attention. It was November of 1919 before the outcome of the eclipse analysis was made public, with great fanfare in London. Hospital visits to comfort sick kids have been regular, but done without any media fanfare. A book detailing the Three Represents was published last week to great fanfare in the official media, even though the theory was first announced more than a year ago. Amidst the usual media fanfare, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the nominations for its annual Oscar awards Tuesday morning. Show More Sentences More important from a predictive point of view, the Amex Oil Index, made a five year high when it closed above 610 on April 16, with little fanfare from the major media. The fanfare fantasia before the choral entrance even includes clams. This is intermingled with chords that together present a fanfare feel. For example, in 2012 the Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city was opened with great fanfare as a center for innovation. Ryan's of Parkgate Street announced with some fanfare that it had a special Greek menu to celebrate the Olympics, so I pole-vaulted down with my broadcaster friend. Atrocities that occur in dictatorships generate little fanfare or international reaction because the images are not as available to the wired West or to repressed populaces. The launch of Windows 2000 last week was not accompanied by the usual fanfare of hype and publicity surrounding the launch of a Microsoft operating environment. There was little fanfare or heated canvassing among candidates, and even the democratic camp, which had put up nine hopefuls, was short of publicity stunts. With a lot of fanfare and plenty of media exposure, his Jet2 airline took to the skies just over a week ago for its inaugural destination of Amsterdam. Yet few have done so with as much fanfare, star power, and consistency as the New York City Ballet. The narrative engages the theme of searching for lost roots, in this case, Afro-Caribbean ones, but does so subtly, without fanfare, yet with plenty of visual impact. There was little in the way of fanfare, little in the way of razzmatazz. Jorma Silvasti, the tenor, has a bright, slightly reedy tone, rather than the big heroic voice required for the fanfare opening of the symphonic version. A few seconds later, the royal fanfare boomed out through the room. The new system is called Google Instant, and it was revealed Wednesday to much fanfare among the digerati. They lights were switched on to a musical fanfare earlier this month and locals said they were proud their village was putting on such a good show. The Tea Party caucus she helped found to much fanfare in 2011 is now dormant. The president of the bullfight signals for the first bull to be released whereupon the fanfare of trumpets from the brass band also ends the paso doble. Then the explosions make their entrance, stage left to resounding fanfare. After much hype and fanfare, the London reviews are in, and most of them are awful. Show More Sentences As Iran gears up for elections in June, the fanfare of vetting a presidential-candidate list is once again in full swing. Within two years the band was back in the public eye as members played a fanfare from the top of Bretforton Church tower to mark the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria. First came the fanfare of pipe bands, brass bands and tenors. While the world fixated on Ukraine and Syria, a near-genocide ripped through central Africa, to little international fanfare. Magazines come and go from the news-stands with considerable frequency and, although they are launched with great fanfare, their exit is usually somewhat less public. Wellingtonians just get on with things, without fuss or fanfare. One project that is seemingly outstripping all others is Airbus's A380, introduced in a fanfare about eight years ago but is due for its first flight this year. With considerable fanfare, but without any captains of industry, the president enacted a crackdown intended to take some of the tarnish off the blue chips. A cheque submitted without fuss or fanfare would prove their real commitment to the cause but would not, of course, garner as many gushing puff pieces or adoring photographs. This and much other fascinating and useful information comes out of this volume often and well, and with little fanfare or bumf, which is nice when reading. Events that would occasion great dramatic fanfare in a conventional story occur matter-of-factly, often stimulating zero effect in the people they happen to. Tonight the group will be performing Okavango, a powerful fanfare for four African djembes. He abdicated as ruler of the Spanish Empire in January 1556, with no fanfare, and gave these possessions to Philip. Formed of 30 soldiers who are all members of the Army Reserve, it can provide a marching band, a concert band or a fanfare team. From 1 November 1991 onwards, the music had a sombre violin and a bombastic fanfare. On 28 April 1532, Cherbourg was visited with great fanfare by Francis I and the dauphin. In 1936 the forces of the Third Reich reentered the Rhineland with a great fanfare, the first move of the Third Reich's meteoric expansion. He'd been quietly fighting leukemia for a number of years without fuss or fanfare. This is a hospital opened with great fanfare just two months ago and now it is being described as a war zone. It is for this reason that such retranslations are usually greated with both fanfare and scrutiny by critics. Show More Sentences Finally, my impostor account was gone, deleted by Twitter with no fanfare. Inman and Trooper Barnett arriving with fanfare, bursting of purple smoke grenades and Bergens stuffed with mess kit. Delicious Iberian hams and cured meats arrive with great fanfare. So the British Arean Company had been formed, with suitably orchestrated media fanfare. In recent years decrepit cities looking for new revenue and a symbol of hope have gentrified their waterfront wharfs and warehouses with great fanfare. Led by a fanfare of pipes and bugles, monks buckle under the weight of the rolled-up 45m Thangka tapestry, with crowds clamouring to touch the 18th century holy relic. Restless patrons are calling for the standard Zorkian conclusory fanfare! He had a loan spell with Sheffield United later in the season, before leaving St James's Park in the summer of 1998 to sign, amid much fanfare, for Wrexham. The town opened the new library with fanfare and a speech from the mayor. They played a short fanfare to announce the arrival of the king. Examples from Classical Literature He was a seven-months child, and there was no fanfare of welcome at his coming. Now, near sunset, there was the fanfare for officers' orders for the next day. A fanfare of trumpets was then given and a feu de joie fired. The three minute Harrison Birtwistle fanfare Sonance Severence 2000 blew our minds from almost silent bass pianissimos, to tutti cacophony. Perhaps it is better this time round to be the underdogs of the group and to enter this World Cup without all the usual fanfare and hullaballoo. The Dallas Wind Symphony has selected seven fanfares as winners in its 2003-2004 fanfare competition. It was the air which had saluted their betrothal like a fanfare. Wing Commander Duncan Stubbs, who will be directing the band of seven trumpeters and one drummer has composed a new fanfare for the day. Instead, they are relegated to the sandlots where small-cap, low-liquidity, Old Economy companies play before few fans, with little fanfare. Gareth wrote a fanfare for Owain Arwel Hughes' 70th birthday to coincide with the launch of Owain's autobiography. As he spoke the attendant cantered up the grassy enclosure, and pulling up his steed in front of the royal stand, blew a second fanfare upon his bugle. As the service started, the church was filled with the rousing sound of the 121 Squadron fanfare section's bugles as they heralded the arrival of the procession. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of fanfare? Words that rhyme with fanfare What is the past tense of fanfare? What is the plural of fanfare? What is the adjective for fanfare? What is the noun for fanfare? Translations for fanfare Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words fanes fanega fane fandom fandango Fand fanfaring fanfaronade fanfic fanfold fang Fang 7-letter Words Starting With f fa fan fanf fanfa fanfar