Sentence examples for big fanfare from inspiring English sources

They were quietly efficient; no big fanfare on either side, everyone polite, the Haitians watchful and attentive.

In November 2010, to big fanfare at Unilever's London headquarters, chief executive Paul Polman boldly articulated a new strategy.

This is the classic case of the quiet recovery of wolves without a big fanfare, without big attention".

The treatment centres that were constructed and opened, sometimes with a big fanfare, in Sierra Leone in recent months are not full because the numbers of people becoming ill are dropping, albeit less quickly than happened in Liberia.

But if you make a big fanfare of having a new, better procedure and end up with zero people, I think you better go back to the drawing board.

But the eighty million dollars the Administration pledged for the road, with big fanfare two weeks ago, it turned out that almost all of that came out of existing funds for rural education, women's education, health clinics; in other words, it was just a shuffle of the existing money from one necessary account to another.

Conceived with great fanfare, big media's attempt over the last two years to capitalize on the Internet video phenomenon embodied by YouTube and "Saturday Night Live" digital shorts has fallen victim to recession-triggered cuts and inflated expectations about the advertising revenue they would command.

YSL's Fusion Ink (£30.50) comes with perhaps the biggest fanfare (and Nasa technology, apparently).

HE MAY not be as well-known as Barry Humphries or Germaine Greer, two of Melbourne's more famous cultural exports, but Gerard Vaughan received a bigger fanfare than either could expect when he returned home recently.

Apart from a few banks that held festivities, there was no mass pouring on to the streets of big cities, no great fanfare on state media, and no passing around of sweets en masse, despite Iranians' awareness of having stepped out from under one of the most crushing sanctions regimes of all time.

The wine section isn't what it was way back in 1998 when, with great fanfare, the big box company hired Master of Wine David Andrew to build their fine wine program.