Sentence examples for fanfare created from inspiring English sources

SFB opened with Fanfare, created to celebrate our Queen's coronation in 1953.

Descending with multisensory fanfare created in partnership with The Creators Project, Animal Collective Radio featured four radio-style transmissions, curated by the band members, which streamed on four Sunday nights leading up to the album's release.

But despite the skin-prickles, the hyperbole, the eights, the nines, and the overwhelming fanfare created by this latest entry in gaming's own Star Wars saga, I'm disappointed to report that Halo 5: Guardians is in fact a bit of a mixed bag.

At the same time, a far more surprising undertaking began with far less fanfare: creating a prepaid Occupy debit card.

Jess Hall, 30, and Keith Compertore, 29, expect to have a good long time to live up to the fanfare they created with their circus-themed wedding on March 30 at the Hall family home in St .Cloud, Fla.

WITHOUT fanfare, China has created a colossal new city.

With little fanfare, he has created a restaurant that has been attracting serious eaters from all over town.

His presence in New York served as an unusual counterpoint to the fanfare that Derek Jeter created last week as he passed Lou Gehrig's record for most base hits by a Yankee.

After the fanfare he immediately created on arriving in the major leagues — in 19 games in 2007 he pitched 24 innings, struck out 34 and allowed just 12 hits while compiling an infinitesimal earned run average of 0.38 — he was ambushed by adversity in a playoff game in Cleveland that October.

Screen shot of Youssef mocking the Muslim Brotherhood's relations with the U.S. The heart surgeon-cum-TV satirist's scathing humor, his arrest, his release on bail, and the cyber fanfare it's created in less than a week probably broke celebrity records.

His response created little fanfare and less furor in 2009.