There was not much fanfare as Connecticut Coach Geno Auriemma reached a coaching milestone yesterday.
He was withdrawn to not great fanfare, or surprise, for Nacer Chadli just before the hour.
It is the vows that count, not that fanfare, though it can be good to have a party.
I decided to try a new Italian place in west London that opened recently with not much fanfare and in a slightly odd location.
"The weird thing was, we went on the field and there was not the fanfare that I associate with the big event," Lalas said.
This year it is with grave reluctance and not much fanfare that they are paying out half, at most, of what they paid last year.
Leicester became only the second club to win the shield who had never won league or cup, the other being Brighton in 1910, although there was not much fanfare about the achievement.
Moore made his observation in a now-defunct trade rag in April 1965 to… not much fanfare.
Though not all fanfare events, the likes of Vera, Scott and Bailey, Endeavour, Mr Selfridge, The Widower and Prey have all proved popular, each averaging audiences of between 6 million and 7 million.
That reminds me ― doing something kind for another person (whether you know them or not), without fanfare, and without the expectation of anything in return is rewarding in ways you won't understand until you experience it.
