Sentences with phrase «amid much fanfare»
Launched in October last year amid much fanfare, Windows Mixed Reality aims to corner what is essentially still a nascent market.
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Maharajas» Express, launched amid much fanfare in 2010 and touted to be the India's answer to the Orient Express of the West may not continue its service in the coming year.
Maharajas Express was launched in 2010 amid much fanfare as a uber - luxe train in India to cater to the high - end luxury tour segment.
The Kindle Fire was launched amid much fanfare in the middle of November.
As soon as she was successful, I trotted her directly to the store amid much fanfare to purchase the princess big - girl underwear I had promised — where she promptly peed all over the floor and was too traumatized to talk about underwear again for several months.
Leonardo Bonucci, who arrived from Italian champions Juventus amid much fanfare, lauded Gattuso post-match.
Guardiola arrived in Adelaide amid much fanfare but underwhelming form led to him starting the past two games from the bench — he's scored three goals...
The lowly Rangers made Clyde their first draft choice, gave him a $ 125,000 bonus, and then, amid much fanfare, announced that he would start his first major league game only 19 days after he graduated from high school.
King, who has been TV's version of a missing person since joiningABC amid much fanfare 14 months ago, could only hope that she would perform aspromisingly as Navratilova, who in her fourth game ever rolled a 149.
He arrived at the club amid much fanfare from Real Madrid at a club record fee — signaling the intent of Wenger to dip into the market for players with correct value.
Apple recently became the first US company to have a $ 800 billion market cap amid much fanfare.
Still, in 2007 The Simpsons Movie was released to theatres amid much fanfare and hype — including a marketing campaign that turned actual 7 - Eleven stores into fictional Kwik - E-Marts — grossing more than $ 525 million at the box office.
Not bad for a company that went public less than four months ago amid much fanfare.