Sentences with phrase «big fanfare»

"Big fanfare" means a grand and attention-grabbing celebration or announcement. Full definition
The speaker, which was introduced with big fanfare at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in June, is the company's answer to Amazon's popular Echo speaker lineup that now includes several devices.
On top of the new introductions, your favourite parts of London Wine Fair will be returning to even bigger fanfare, including Wines Unearthed, an area of the show dedicated to over 100 wine producers looking for UK representation.
Belief can be quiet — without a big fanfare of conversion to Christ.
Its in the day to day ordinariness that Jesus is to be found in our midst and we should celebrate that and hang onto it — he never really had big buildings, big fanfares, big «ra ra» moments did he?
Balance doesn't have to be a big fanfare.
This was at a time when the Foreign Office under William Hague was making a big fanfare about challenging rape as a weapon of war, but the Home Office was routinely deporting women seeking asylum who had endured this awful crime.
Big fanfare, politicians with photo op, speeches, pats on the back.....
An all - new Jeep Wrangler, Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, and Mercedes - Benz CLS all made their debuts to big fanfare and acclaim.
With a dazzling premises on Davies Street in Mayfair, Kallos gallery announced itself with a big fanfare a just two years ago, hoping to blow away the cobwebs from the creaky doors and knock «ring for entry» signs off of the stuffy world of antiquities.
There was a big fanfare about that show, and that made me work harder to relate to his art.»
There's lots going on here, and the first thing to note is that decadal forecasts are still regarded as experimental, which is why this has first appeared on our research pages and not as a paper or a press release with a big fanfare — it's not a «ta - daaaa» moment, more a «OK here's what the latest setup tells up, feel free to take a look while we continue developing the techniques».
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