Sentence examples for final fanfare from inspiring English sources

The trumpets played a final fanfare.

For the second major in succession the final fanfare was for the common man.

When the final fanfare echoes into nothingness, the audience can't help but applaud – and the film hasn't even started yet.

Tonight is all about craft and the elevation of that craft to an art form, striking a balance between the necessary choreography of method for the final fanfare of effect.

After all the Ian Wright, Wright hype it was time to deliver, and the 36-year-old striker did so sufficiently to be named man of the match without ever erasing the impression of an ageing player hoping for a final fanfare.

And with the final fanfare, the gates were satisfyingly slammed shut.

In a final moment of theatre, the horns rose to their feet for the concluding fanfare.

White Rhodesians, most of whom long have accepted the country as a republic in effect, are taking the final break with out fanfare.

Unlike another longtime NBC comedy hit, "Friends," which is going through its final season amid enormous fanfare and publicity, "Frasier" seems to be going gently (and quietly) into that good night of reruns.

The former Manchester United striker, best known for his winning goal against Bayern Munich in the 1999 Champions League final, arrived with great fanfare in January 2014.

So it is fitting that Wonder announced, with great fanfare, the final leg of his "Songs in the Key of Life Performance" tour in the United States this fall.