Sentence examples for fanfare about from inspiring English sources

Doha was launched with much fanfare about its being a "development round".

Yet there was little fanfare about today's launch of the ESM.

Why organise a UK exclusive sale and then not make any obvious fanfare about it?

For all the fanfare about stricter laws governing drunken drivers, they cover only the ones who are caught.

The beach, which is actually a gentle cement slope, opened with zero fanfare about three weeks ago.

Ling is encouraged but said: "I don't think we need to have any fanfare about me coming back".

The average Russian pen sion was recently raised, with much fanfare, to about fifty dollars a month..

While Apple talked about a couple of new products on Tuesday, Intel, with much less fanfare, talked about the transformation of a world, and itself.

Yet fewer than 100 houses have been built at Ebsfleet, despite great fanfare two years ago about £200m of public infrastructure investment to support 15,000 new homes.

The UK has always been, as singer Ana Matronic nudge-nudges tonight, their "homo away from homo", but there's been little fanfare here about the upcoming release of the album Magic Hour.

I watch a few turns and begin to wonder if this is really what all of the bitching, moaning, and fanfare is about.