Sentences with phrase «see much fanfare»

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Cech must have had a surreal feeling seeing the Arsenal fans cheer his name with so much fanfare.

Former Nevada Republican Party Chairwoman Sue Lowden entered the race against Sen. Harry Reid (D) last week to much fanfare from national operatives who saw her as the strongest candidate in what almost certainly would be a referendum on the Senate Majority Leader.

Much of the fanfare that accompanied the opening of an adjacent $ 3.9 billion twin - span named in honor of former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo in August was missing Friday night when the Tappan Zee saw its final crossing, according to The Journal News (http://lohud.us/2y0EFPW).

In the wake of Fabio Guaglione and Fabio Resinaro's Mine and Fernando Coimbra's Sand Castle, which came and went without much fanfare, Doug Liman's The Wall arrives to see if there's any juice left in war films without the scope and spectacle with which they're typically associated.

The film surprisingly kind of came and went without much fanfare, but I could see it rallying during awards season and fulfilling my prediction.

We've seen Fujitsu come and go with a couple of 10 - inch and 11.6 - inch Windows 7 slates and one 10 - inch slider / tablet hybrid this year without much fanfare, although it obviously doesn't help that these products are only available in Japan, one of them not even to general consumers.

While there are many gushing reviews of this card, here is some basic info to help you see why it has received so much fanfare:

Have you seen a much - fanfared NASA video showing sea level peaks spreading west from California coast?

The site's arrival came about without much fanfare, and apparently it hasn't seen the sort of attention Amazon was aiming for.