Examples of 'much fanfare' in a sentence
Meaning of "much fanfare"
Refers to a grand or enthusiastic display of excitement, attention, or celebration. It is often used to describe a significant event or occasion that is accompanied by a lot of publicity, publicity, or pageantry. The term implies an atmosphere of great excitement and anticipation surrounding the event
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much fanfare
Again he will be met with much fanfare.
There is much fanfare and jubilation.
These elections were accompanied by much fanfare.
It was not so much fanfare as it was a military convoy.
You arrive to us with much fanfare.
Not much fanfare at the start of this race.
It was playing to much fanfare in europe.
Much fanfare accompanies this.
It did not have much fanfare or pomp.
It was a funeral without honours and a baptism with much fanfare.
He did this without much fanfare or publicity.
And high school entrance exams ended without much fanfare.
It launched to much fanfare and praise.
We decided to marry without much fanfare.
I have never seen so much fanfare at a fast food place before.
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The other major holidays also sneak by without much fanfare.
It was removed without much fanfare at our local hospital during his colonoscopy.
This meant their products were guaranteed to launch with much fanfare.
I will take you with much fanfare on the birth of our grand child.
After a few matches together the team split up without much fanfare.
These violent actions caused much fanfare because some victims of the attacks were children.
You can retreat quietly oryou can attack with as much fanfare as possible.
There will be much fanfare about it at the Academy.
It ended without much fanfare.
Radulov came back with much fanfare in March after spending three seasons in the KHL.
You can retreat quietly or you can attack with as much fanfare as possible.
They don't need as much fanfare as the older clients.
Every year an annual feast is observed to celebrate this event with much fanfare.
Wukong returns to Mount Huaguo to much fanfare from the monkeys.
He was received by Berlusconi and other Italian officials with much fanfare.
Results of audits were announced with much fanfare but no follow-up was made.
Columbus sailed eagerly into the port of London with much fanfare.
Without much fanfare or acknowledgement, they have already gotten much of both.
He died without much fanfare.
Recently, the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration was celebrated with much fanfare.
Her comeback announcement was greeted with much fanfare by fans and the media.
Rather, it is a quiet determination in action to get things done without so much fanfare.
Nasa is celebrating its 50th birthday with much fanfare and pictures of past glories.
Microsofts Surface Studio was announced last week to much fanfare.
The Olympics have come to Rio, amidst much fanfare and swarms of media attention.
The new Osaka building opens today with much fanfare.
He 's also received much fanfare in the Sunshine State.
Kibo no To was formed with much fanfare.
Much fanfare was made when Tesla overtook Ford 's market value.
A name for the new era will be chosen with much fanfare later this year.
It was opened with much fanfare as a " state of the art " psychiatric facility.
Rubin unveiled the first Essential phone to much fanfare two years ago.
Announced with much fanfare in 2009, OnLive was promoted by many as the future of gaming.
Recently the Third Front came to the fore with much fanfare with eleven parties.
President Nicolas Maduro rolled out the petro to much fanfare.
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How about a fanfare for a very important
Fanfare abounds to celebrate this glorious day
I do not need a fanfare or any big deal
