How to Use hullabaloo in a Sentence
hullabaloo
noun
- The announcement caused a lot of hullabaloo.
- The announcement caused quite a hullabaloo.
- There was a lot of hullabaloo over his controversial statements.
- There was a hullabaloo over his controversial statements.
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Of all the hullabaloo about honoring the traitors of the 1860s, this was the story that brought me up short.
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Charles P. Pierce,
Esquire,
25 Aug. 2017
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And from the perch of the roof at Cafe Benelux, diners have an overhead view of all the hullabaloo below.
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Rachel Bernhard,
Journal Sentinel,
30 Jan. 2024
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The five, for all the hullabaloo about pardons, that's all Donald Trump has had.
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Fox News,
9 June 2018
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When the recipe first blew up, Mariko didn't pay attention to the hullabaloo.
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Antonia Debianchi,
Peoplemag,
20 Feb. 2024
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At a certain point the hullabaloo began to die down and then ceased.
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SI.com,
15 Feb. 2018
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Plus, with all of the airport and streetcar hullabaloo in 2017, be prepared to make your voice heard.
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Jared Bajkowski,
kansascity,
10 Jan. 2018
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Why the hullabaloo about keeping photos of a long-ago ex?
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cleveland,
14 July 2022
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All the parking-lot hullabaloo is great, but cheering on your favorite team is still the main event.
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Outside Online,
9 Sep. 2022
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All the previous hullabaloo is for nothing, and the rest of the house sticks together to vote Christian out of the house.
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Kyle Fowle,
EW.com,
13 Aug. 2021
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The world #1 has a physique atypical for a weekend duffer -- hence all the hullabaloo.
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David Close,
CNN,
23 Aug. 2019
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This started a sort of hullabaloo between all players on the ice.
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Richard Morin,
azcentral,
16 Nov. 2019
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Maddy Tracy’s father, Pat Tracy, joined her and her friends in the all the hullabaloo.
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Michelle L. Quinn,
chicagotribune.com,
18 Mar. 2022
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This magazine even covered the press hullabaloo at the time.
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Clare Malone,
The New Yorker,
13 Sep. 2022
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Experts on the Great Lakes say the hullabaloo isn’t surprising.
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Alex Hulvalchick,
Chicago Tribune,
11 Dec. 2022
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Whether James is a good enough player to justify the hullabaloo.
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Bill Oram,
oregonlive,
9 Apr. 2023
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And there was lots of hullabaloo around that happenstance.
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Quartz Staff,
Quartz,
1 Nov. 2021
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That all the rest—this Finders Keepers hullabaloo and questions like mine—is just a nuisance.
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Chris Heath,
The Atlantic,
17 June 2022
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The Cannes crowd will recall that the film debuted at the French fest (amid all the Netflix hullabaloo) and garnered warm reviews.
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Rebecca Keegan,
vanityfair.com,
20 Sep. 2017
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School officials said the hullabaloo on the field was reason enough to shut down the prayers as a public safety matter.
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John Fritze,
USA TODAY,
25 Apr. 2022
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On court grounds, there are benches and flower gardens and places to linger quietly, away from the hullabaloo.
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Washington Post,
10 May 2022
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The whole hullabaloo started after the Daily Mail published photos of the pair at a party.
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Carrie Wittmer,
Glamour,
8 Feb. 2023
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However, his parents are hoping he'll be left alone after the hullabaloo of the first day.
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Maria Puente,
USA TODAY,
7 Sep. 2017
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In the middle of this hullabaloo, a wild infant Borgia appeared.
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Anne Thériault,
Longreads,
28 May 2020
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The reason for this is simple: NFL coaches didn’t think Tebow was good enough to justify the hype and hullabaloo that came with having him on the roster.
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Mike Bianchi,
OrlandoSentinel.com,
19 July 2017
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After all the hullabaloo, the universe was cold and dark for quite some time, full of radiation and clouds of hydrogen gas.
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Jason Daley,
Smithsonian,
1 Mar. 2018
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Amid all the hullabaloo in Ahmedabad over the high-profile visit, the sprawling riverside venue remained an oasis of peace.
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Manavi Kapur,
Quartz India,
24 Feb. 2020
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