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Перевод: fanfare

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Тезаурус:

1. The new building was opened with great fanfare in January 1895, and the grateful deaf members appointed William Agnew a director, a position he retained until his death after a long illness in 1914.
2. A fanfare sounds.
3. One organist remarked to the present writer on the "marvellous" Fanfare for organ, for which he also wrote a Sonata (1971).
4. Never a person to let anything grow under his feet, Agnew arranged for ceremonies for every possible occasion; the laying of the foundation stone was greeted with great fanfare and a sense of occasion, and the official opening of the institute was a most elaborate affair in which beautifully designed invitations were sent out to many dignitaries.
5. It was not scheduled or given an elaborate countdown and fanfare.
6. It is worth arriving at midday for a positive fanfare.
7. The likelihood that, after all the fanfare and ultimatums, it is not going to happen, or at least not for the time being, is another boost for the "rebel" general in his lonely defiance of Lebanon's Muslims - indeed, a good many of its Christians, too - much of the Arab world, and international communities.
8. Summit Brass knock out the fanfare dramatically enough, but the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra under Dennis Russell Davies excel themselves in a completely idiomatic and superbly recorded performance of Copland's Ballet Suite - for which they won a Grammy award on its original release.
9. The government has announced with great fanfare the formation of Islamic courts for Muslim marital and social disputes.
10. The 19 year old Hibernian winger with his jet black hair, flamboyant skills and star-struck image was the typical innocent abroad, a player of immense natural talent who was lured to London, to find fame and fortune, but found a city caught in the fanfare of pop culture, desperate for another toy to play with.
11. Its first new-car launch for 10 years, and the first new shape to be badged solely as a Bentley since the Continental R-type of 1952, was launched with a fanfare that almost out-Victored Victor Gauntlett.
12. In the beginning there was great ceremonial fanfare for the Cup as it was feted throughout the great salons of the land.
13. The names of the dead were read aloud by Regimental Sergeant Major Bandsmaster Graham Harvey and a wreath was laid in the nave by the director of the Royal School of Music at Deal, Lt Keith Syvier, to a fanfare of trumpets.