Sentence examples for a notable flurry of from inspiring English sources

A notable flurry of recent and forthcoming openings seems to back this up.

After modeling and a flurry of notable film appearances early on —  the repressed wife in Steven Soderbergh's "sex, lies, and videotape," a grieving mother in Robert Altman's "Short Cuts and Hugh Grantt's love interest in Mike Newell's "Four Weddings and a Funeral" — Ms. MacDowell has in recent years taken smaller parts while focusing on her children.

"Last Saturday [8 November] almost looked like having a notable lack of goals in the 3pm kick-offs, before a late flurry," wrote Toby Sandison last week.

Movement festival kicks off in Detroit this weekend amidst a flurry of other notable festivals.

Most notable was a period in the 1980s that saw a flurry of reports reporting the existence of a number of neuroendocrine hormones in bacteria that had been previously only associated with vertebrates.

22 Albany Gives Help to Poor In a year notable mostly for stalemate, the New York State Legislature has quietly passed a flurry of bills to aid the poor.

In a year notable mostly for stalemate, the Legislature has quietly passed a flurry of bills to aid the poor and help them balance the requirements of the welfare system with child care and transportation challenges.

A final flurry of planning erupted.

There was a brief flurry of publicity, which promptly subsided.

Koštunica refused to accept this, and a new flurry of protests ensued (Stephen 2004, p. 159).

A complicated flurry of legislative proposals has resulted.