(single fanfare)

(imitates fanfare)

(multiple fanfare and shouting)

Leave by unfrequented streets, without fanfare, without even a drum!

Silently, without much fanfare, this approach has been compiling victories beyond chess.

One explanation for the drastic budget cuts of recent years is that public health institutions usually operate with little fanfare and out of the public eye. At their best, they prevent disease without a trace, leaving little visible evidence of their crucial function.

This empowerment of an effective local leadership was done with much persistence and little fanfare. But these nuts and bolts projects created for the first time the building blocks necessary for effective Palestinian nation building.

This empowerment of an effective local leadership was done with much persistence and little fanfare. But these nuts and bolts projects created for the first time the building blocks necessary for effective Palestinian nation building.

The gold braid and buttons, the fanfare of brass, the postures and attitudes of heroes.

NEWPORT BEACH After instant and seemingly coordinated fanfare in Europe and the United States, the proposal for a European Union US free trade area has been generating little media attention. There are three reasons for this, and all three highlight broader constraints on good national economic policymaking and productive cross border coordination.

Third, Chinese aid is dispensed rather quickly and unceremoniously, lacking the burdensome fanfare of lengthy negotiations and voluminous project documents, a practice many scholars and practitioners term checkbook diplomacy.

That action is typical of some developed countries, which, while giving with great fanfare some assistance to the developing countries, quietly take away even more through harmful trade and economic policies.

Poor little boy, poor little boy, poor little boy.

Little ones, little ones

Little... Little leaner perhaps.

Sing a little and laugh a little Work a little and spend a little...

Little birdie, pretty little birdie

Please, little girl. Little girl.

Bring in those smug little ladies with their fat little hands, fat little souls and fat little...

Oh, this is a little pony, little pony very cute little thing.

Little more than a decade ago, European leaders announced to great fanfare the Lisbon Agenda, a policy blueprint to make Europe the most competitive, knowledge based economy in the world. The new Competitiveness Pact, proposed at the EU summit by France and Germany, did not make the same pretensions to global grandeur, but was instead sold as a step required to ensure the survival of the euro.

A little bread, a little wine.

A little cheese, a little bread.

A little wine, a little onion.

My little head, my little head.

Come on, little boost, little boost...

The patient got better little by little.

Tom's Japanese is improving little by little.

A little big perhaps, a little grand.

Little Sarah? How old is little Sarah?

A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep

a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep

A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep

a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep

Yet a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep

Yet a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep

Little by little, the bird made his nest.

What little man? The little man in here.

He grew cold beneath me, little by little.

The little girl. I remember the little girl.

Little by little, I'm going to repair it.

Shall we not do it little by little...

My little loves, my babies. My little dears...

Far from being an exercise in winning popularity, this had been a serious attempt to explain multilateralism and role of the United Nations its purposes, inner workings, strengths and contradictions in plain terms, without fanfare or rhetorics.

With her help, my French improved little by little.