Texas Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson put the pic out, ballyhooing the diversity among the Dems.
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Instead, he doubled down and kept ballyhooing the $28503 million myth to any audience that would listen.
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But Mr. Nadjari came on like gangbusters, ballyhooing indictments at news conferences, and his cases often led nowhere.
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Democratic ballyhooing over Mr. Putin's habit of jailing and sometimes killing his political and media opponents is especially rich.
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The company later simply lowered the sodium content of this top-selling cereal without ballyhooing the change, and sales stayed the same.
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Despite the ballyhooing over the Sky Hawk flight, Song told Global Times that China still lags behind the US in stealth drone development.
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There have been a slew of stories in the last day ballyhooing the first photo of pregnant Kylie in the famous Rx store, but she remains in hiding.
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From the middle of 2023 through the second quarter of 2015, Beijing encouraged China's citizens to buy stocks, ballyhooing a booming economy and hinting that the government would stand behind markets.
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As a result, the debates offered a ferocity more common on the eve of the Iowa caucuses than during early encounters when candidates normally would be introducing themselves and ballyhooing their accomplishments.
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So, a lot of it from both the right and the left, you can be -- you can go too far ballyhooing how far change can go, and especially for an institution like the Supreme Court.
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Variety noted, "Technical credits are so-so, offering nothing out of the ordinary ... Box-office potential appears fair for this low budgeter because of the vast following pro wrestling enjoys, but hefty ballyhooing will be needed."Film Reviews: The Wrestler". Variety. March 6, 1974. 26. Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune gave the film two stars out of four, calling it "as predictable as, well, a wrestling match ... All of the material outside the ring seems phony compared to the real phoniness inside the ropes.
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Still, Barrier says, "Converting Mickey Mouse Magazine to a comic book might have seemed like an obvious and appealing response [to the competition]. But by mid-1939, two years after reprinted Disney comic strips began appearing in the magazine, they had never established much more than a toehold, usually taking up only five pages. Despite the occasional ballyhooing of the comic strips on the cover of the magazine, there was always the sense that its editors begrudged the pages given to them." Issue #48 (Sept 1939) was the first issue to be published in full color, but the number of comics pages still remained the same, with the non-Disney text feature Peter the Farm Detective still in evidence up until at least issue #54 (March 1940).
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