ballyhoo

No work of art is ever well served by ballyhoo.

There's a lot of ballyhoo has gone into that price.

For all the ballyhoo, the trial got under way quite simply today.

I noticed that no one really had my second favorite song by Ballyhoo!

After he'd done that he let out the lines, already rigged with ballyhoo.

The company took its name from its first game, Ballyhoo.

Also, the ballyhoo is good public relations for us.

She finally understood what all the ballyhoo was about.

He reels it in quick, but there's only the head of the ballyhoo.

There has been ballyhoo about the area's changing face.

Some performers were coming out to the ballyhoo stand.

The Ballyhoo was an instant success, reaching a circulation of more than 1.5 million in 1931.

After all the ballyhoo, the film was a flop.

The ballyhoo will begin on the smaller shows after the circus gets started in the big top."

And during the run of "Ballyhoo" in Atlanta, people did.

It was you who nabbed that red trailer all the radio ballyhoo is about.

A big, glowering man was standing on the platform in front of the side show, ready to start a ballyhoo.

He listened to Edsel and with maximum ballyhoo brought out his first new model in 24 years.

The new century brought an economic hangover, however, and, consequently, a ballyhoo backlash.

Like all things in show biz, the reality doesn't match the ballyhoo.

"But it is not worth the ballyhoo that has accompanied it."

In the next three months, something like the old hip hooray and ballyhoo are coming back to Broadway.

I really do, though, want to take a stand against the ballyhoo and hysteria with which this serious topic is being treated.

These are all actual ballyhoo lines assorted in an entertaining fashion.

Broadway shows cost more to produce; their Tony ballyhoo yields higher profits.

The railroad had been ballyhooed for years before it finally arrived.

The articles ballyhooed by the covers have dealt with hot social topics.

He ballyhooed the island as the first terrestrial, accessible, populated place the sun would strike.

With 159 pictures, the exhibition is ballyhooed as the biggest ever devoted to Monet.

The miniseries was much ballyhooed but was not well rated.

The release was much ballyhooed for several reasons.

Alas, the much ballyhooed Telecommunications Act of 1996 points in the opposite direction.

In addition, several previously ballyhooed rookies are expected to bloom this season, lifting their teams to new levels.

THE high-technology kitchen of the future, ballyhooed a decade ago, has yet to arrive.

Changes were ballyhooed as measures to improve the legality of police forces, to make them more responsive to the citizenry.

Though it ballyhooed being the first, Singapore Airlines concedes that the service is still somewhat limited.

Similarly confusing is the "freeze" on settlements, much ballyhooed overseas, that he announced right after his election in 1992.

"Everyone had ballyhooed him and built him up, he put so much pressure on himself it began to eat away at him.

Rarely has any car been so widely anticipated or so widely ballyhooed.

The much ballyhooed long-drive contest was a tie.

Companies ballyhooed "environmental awards" for Potemkin restoration projects.

In the 1980's, home equity loans were ballyhooed as an easy, safe way to finance a second home.

This violates the much ballyhooed Riders' Bill of Rights.

Now, there is more to it than just the Island Hole, the much-photographed and ballyhooed 17th.

"It's just very unfortunate that it got ballyhooed to the extent that it did," said the Mayor.

During a much ballyhooed monetary reform in October, the New Zaire was set at 3 to the dollar.

The capture was ballyhooed as the first in what was to be a procession of victories, but it turned out to be the last.

"In 1994 she was the only girl world ranked in five different events; she was much ballyhooed as the next great American star."

That twenty dollars had gone unclaimed all season, because the blowoff was honestly ballyhooed.

Valentin ballyhooed, too, into the ears of the crew, everyone in the tank balled a fist and rattled it.