Sentence examples for a big flurry from inspiring English sources
William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe said: "We are expecting to see a big flurry of betting on Thursday, that's what happened in the Scottish independence referendum".
"There was a big flurry of activity," recalled Dr. Douglas O. ReVelle, a federal scientist who helps run the military detectors.
After North Yorkshire police confirmed last Tuesday that they were not going to pursue any action against Clarkson over the fracas with producer Oisin Tymon that led to the BBC not renewing the Top Gear host's contract for 48 hours it looked as though he was going to do Have I Got News For You. "I think there was a big flurry of press about him doing it because the billings went out to listings.
After a big early flurry of activity around big state budget cuts, Brown has proceeded more slowly, his new/renewed tenure as California's second three-term governor beset by the same forces of dysfunctionality that marked the governorship of predecessor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Yet they might find themselves nudged toward it by the biggest flurry of Clash activity since their 1985 split.
Woot is one of a cluster of unconventional shopping sites that have sprung up in the last few years in the biggest flurry of e-commerce innovation since Amazon and eBay began.
The biggest flurry of excitement -- or perhaps just pain -- came at 1 30 p.m. when on-call paramedics noticed that Mr. Blaine's heart rate had jumped and that he was cursing and appeared agitated.
Holding a big climate conference prompts a flurry of laws a couple of years later (one reason why Mexico passed its new law).
Apple's current "phablet" – the iPhone 6s Plus – had a big impact on these figures, Flurry also notes, accounting for 12percentt of all Apple devices activated during Christmas week.
Flurry parlayed a big reach in mobile analytics into a rich media and video advertising network while other companies like Apsalar have focused on doing behavioral targeting using a deep bench of analytics expertise.
But how to keep track of a big group of travelers without a flurry of texts and calls?
