Sentence examples for a small flurry from inspiring English sources

In 2003, there was a small flurry of such deaths.

That column resulted in a small flurry of e-mail messages.

Lately, however, there has been a small flurry of not terrible work about hockey onstage, of all places.

We recently noticed a small flurry of policymaker statements on climate change that struck us as inaccurate or misleading.

Minister Xie Zhenhua, who heads the delegation, caused a small flurry of excitement when he spoke on Monday of China's willingness to participate in a "legal document".

Guaranteed because both are set to much-loved scores and offer oodles of dancey activity, a small flurry of emotion between a central couple, and drapey white costumes.

It is a peculiar-looking thing, the size of a cocktail sausage with a waxy skin, which, when broken, releases a little flurry of small, caviar-like spheres that break in your mouth releasing a little ecstasy of spiky lime.

Every few years there's a small populist flurry of complaint against the domicile laws, and the government mutters something, and even very occasionally does something, such as introduce the £30,000 annual fee for domicile, rising later this year to £50,000.

There was a big spike of activity around lunchtime, when I walked about 50 steps to the kitchen and 50 steps back, and a couple other small flurries when I walked to the bathroom or answered the door for the delivery guy.

To be sure, one lone placard is a small thing in the flurry of a statewide race.

The study, based on the geographical pattern of 1m mobile-phone calls in Portugal, found that calls between phones far apart (a first contact, perhaps) are often followed by a flurry within a small area (just before a meeting).Data delugeA third factor is becoming increasingly important: the production of huge quantities of data by connected devices, including smartphones.