Usar "fanfare" en una oración

1. Life itself upon, within and underneath the good, damp soil blew a fanfare to the heavens far beyond the measure of any single organism

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2. The man opened the door in front of them and blew a monumental fanfare and they filed thru

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3. Much later, Matt opened the door again with much fanfare, as a Red carpet rolled out for him to walk out on

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4. movies celebrating with fanfare the arrival of the heroine

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5. There was all of the fanfare of a traditional military funeral, with stark and shrill horns, somber drumbeats and salutes

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6. She knew Zarko’s father had held a position of high rank in the king’s military force, so that would explain the fanfare

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7. those who perform charitable acts minus the fanfare are people who stand to gain the most admiration, in the end

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8. There was no fanfare of trumpets and being born away on angel’s wings there was just death and destruction, screams of pain filth and blood and men crying for their Mothers

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9. look closely at the Laurel when she left the scene without fanfare during the early hours of the next morning while it was still dark

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10. unmolested and, without fanfare, the Shenandoah continued on her southerly heading along the western African coast

11. The transfer was accomplished without fanfare

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12. The big day came with much fanfare

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13. always maintained a quiet and low profile life, without a lot of public fanfare

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14. Granted, this was done with great fanfare the year before he ran for his first public office, but he felt he was fulfilling his destiny as Limon’s political savior, and soon had a loyal constituency to continually feed his ego

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15. “I’m not expecting a fanfare of trumpets,” I whispered on the way by

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16. little fanfare, Stinger set out to return Thomas"s armor to his father and return Daphnie to her father

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17. However, before she had time to lie down again, a loud trumpet fanfare sounded from down the meadow in front of the house

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18. She was dragged back to her cell until arrangements could be made to get her out of the city with as little fanfare as possible

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19. fact his Terapid warrior had been greeted with such fanfare by the colony of Onglatads, but his smile was wiped off in an instant

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20. Yours is greatness borne with quiet dignity, rather than public fanfare; the greatness of being considered wise among the knowledgeable, expert among the able, and tireless among the diligent

21. Hooked in with these officers was a network of senior NCOs who knew how to get things done behind the scenes without fuss, fanfare, or red tape

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22. The distant fanfare of many trumpets had interrupted the silence of the midday meal

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23. The New Year arrived without much fanfare

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24. There was a fanfare and a voice from somewhere announced:

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25. The car arrived at the PBS station WETA-TV without much fanfare

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26. We hugged superficially, and right then when I thought I had survived it all intact, that awful fanfare tooted again

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27. I was placed under arrest by two officers without struggle or fanfare

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28. Written by a first-time author and mother-to-be named Mary Cahill, "Carpool" was published to fanfare

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29. A distant fanfare of trumpets was borne faintly to their ears

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30. The oliphants sounded a fanfare of triumph all over the plain, and the hoofs of the victors crunched in the breasts of the vanquished as all the straggling, shining lines converged inward like the spokes of a glittering wheel, to the spot where the last survivor still waged unequal strife

31. A light wind sprang up from the peaks, and brought the fanfare of a thousand trumpets

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32. The forgotten reptile, the Florida crocodile, also benefitted from this protection and had slowly, insidiously, increased in numbers without the fanfare accorded the alligator

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33. side the office for the outcome, and departed Burton’s without fanfare

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34. The music he used was the triumphant fanfare the Constant News

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35. After a few moments there was a sort of fanfare, blown through

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36. Her voice was drowned out by the fanfare which heralded the

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37. the searing sound of twenty horns blasting out the fanfare which

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38. Obama, it turns out, is a wuss, (Dean observation) and will not prosecute alleged torture by the CIA (who replied with great fanfare)

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39. His testimony ended five minutes later with no mention of the latest development that Terence had been murdered and without any fanfare or dramatics to unjustly influence the jury

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40. Oddly, the conditions evoked the sense that the spirit with whom they had initially been communicating dissipated with a magnificent fanfare as it sought to produce the troubled soul of Terence Underwood that wrestled with eternity somewhere between 320

41. Best of all he had remained anonymous, the secret power behind the throne; it was not for him the fanfare and adulation

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42. One month before our Board Examination, our school had organized a grand fanfare farewell party and function for all the outgoing students

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43. Without fanfare, a waitress brought Garcia a non alcoholic drink

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44. The Agents walked to the train without all the fanfare and attention that greeted them before

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45. city streets, waving their hands and cheering as the fanfare

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46. to earth in humility and without fanfare, the kingdom of God is

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47. without fanfare, the kingdom of God is quietly, yet

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48. It hadn’t been mere fanfare to impress the boys from Jersey; it was a real bust with managers being questioned and guests standing around gawking

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49. There had always been plenty of fanfare to announce her burgeoning rage

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50. That in taking this prick to court and with all the fanfare about that, that we are have to go back to square one

51. The Westfield London shopping centre in Hammersmith, or rather in the borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, was opened to much fanfare a little over three years ago

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52. There was much fanfare in the community

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53. No more media fanfare

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54. Now the fanfare was over, the crowds had dispersed and Myrina was readying her winter apparel

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55. It had not yet become a problem and Lea usually, in a light-hearted tone, told him not to worry but a predicament was approaching, and he was contemplating a visit to a specialist to find out about the new sex-enhancement drugs that were now being developed and advertised with such fanfare

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56. Without any fanfare, or a huge, mass-killing system

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57. This apprehension soon changed into impatience, and then Paris from afar sounded its fanfare of masked balls with the laugh of grisettes

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58. There was a fanfare of trumpets at the edge of the arena

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59. So it is that one year after the USS Ronald Reagan is launched, the Reagans’ landmark fiftieth wedding anniversary comes and goes without fanfare

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60. Ranks of trumpeters on the Marathon Gate sounded a fanfare

61. Another fanfare sounded and a slender, blond young man dressed in white and holding aloft a torch appeared at the eastern gate of the stadium

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62. That night in Hollywood, at the door of our bus, he had begun with a fanfare

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63. The homecoming fanfare is echoing still

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64. He played a fanfare, then waited

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65. A fanfare of trumpets cut the misty-morning air

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66. ring of trees, and they blew a great fanfare, and the heralds cried aloud:

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67. Well, amid great fanfare, the CBOE introduced futures trading on the VIX in 2004

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68. The PowerShares ETF is a fairly new vehicle, hitting the market in October 2008 and was not welcomed with much fanfare

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69. This is why league tables of mutual funds and other investments are somewhat suspect; the marketing men shout about the investments that performed well, for the periods that they performed well, and let the unsuccessful investments die quietly without much fanfare

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70. There, with no great fanfare, no swirl of cape, no bow, only the most condescending tilt of her head, and the faintest elevation of her left eyebrow, stood Miss Quick

71. The war-hadrosaurs penned nearby drowned out the crowd’s ecstatic fear with a fanfare of terror

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72. But instead of charging at the fanfare, the Brokenhearts who were still riding toward the forest turned back

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73. ” At which point a strange and inexplicable sound thrilled suddenly through the bridge – a noise asof a distant fanfare; a hollow, reedy, insubstantial sound

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74. This time the fanfare was quite perfunctory, the voice distinctly cold

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