Sentence examples for this much fanfare from inspiring English sources

The last time there was this much fanfare about Canadians coming to Washington, it was two centuries ago and they tried to burn down the White House.

He has said this with much fanfare before, and this notebook has commented on it before.

The museum presents this without much fanfare, but a little post-peen museum digging led me to discover that the 2008 Icelandic Olympic Handball team did not, in fact, line up to stick their erect penises into plaster.

This month, to much fanfare, NREGS went India-wide (see map).India has a history of rotten public-works schemes.

Yet this defense, without much fanfare, with more role players than superstars, ranks among the best groups of run-stuffers in N.F.L. history.

Amazon boss Jeff Bezos sold this dream to much fanfare a year ago, but little has changed since then, leaving many to question if it was all a marketing stunt.

Blackstone and other private equity houses like Fortress went public in this cycle to much fanfare, but today languish in purgatory.

If you weren't paying attention, Starbucks announced this campaign with much fanfare.

Riccardo Muti, who took over as music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with much fanfare this season, suddenly pulled out of a gala concert on Saturday night because of stomach pains, an orchestra spokeswoman said.

After that decision the EC stepped up efforts to negotiate a new deal for data transfers with US counterparts — which resulted in the EU-US Privacy Shield deal being announced with much fanfare this February.

Why this guy gets so much fanfare is beyond me, and why he deserves a bio-flick less than 20 years after he died is a complete fucking mystery.