Sentence examples similar to fanfare 1 from inspiring English sources

H. Robert Reynolds, conductor; Territo's "Fanfare: 1.Chronicles"; Lauridsen's "O Magnum Mysterium"; Grantham's "J'ai Été au Bal"; Francaix's "Sept Dances"; Grainger's "Children's March," "Colonial Song and Shepherdrd's Hey!"; Ticheli's "Blue Shades"; and Hughes's "Minority Whip," Ozawa Hall, 11 a.m.

And so it was, in May 2000, she moored to great fanfare 50 miles south, here in Middlehaven, right in front of Middlesbrough FC stadium.

IT was with great fanfare 20 months ago that the Nassau County executive, Thomas S. Gulotta, announced a new county policy to confiscate the vehicles of people charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol.

The Archon Genomics XPRIZE began with much fanfare 7 years ago with the aim of boosting medical genomics by offering a $10 million award to the first team to sequence 100 human genomes in 10 days for no more than $10,000 each.

By contrast, the rushed daytime three hours will move with little fanfare, 73 awards handed out to a crowd of about 3,500 and streamed online.

Half the complaints were about its BT Sport channels which launched amid much fanfare on 1 August, in time for the start of the football season.

Pushed out with modest fanfare on 97 prints, Chris Pine drama People Like Us did worst of the bunch, with £20,000, and a dismal £206 average.

The C5 electric tricycle (with pedal assist) was a single-seater vehicle unveiled with great fanfare on 10 January 1985.

NORTHEAST With surprisingly little fanfare, Jiminy Peak (413-738-5500; www.cominypeak.com), a small resort in Hancock, Mass., recently flipped the switch on a 1.5-megawatt wind turbine that reaches 386 feet into the air — making it, Jiminy Peak says, the first mountain resort in North America to install a wind turbine to generate power.

I think part of the problem is launching with such fanfare at 1.0.

With great fanfare, the 9/11 commission amplified that call for a super-spymaster.