Sentence examples for and flurry from inspiring English sources

After the initial corner and flurry in front of the City goal, the Citizens grab control of the ball with much of the attack flowing through David Silva.

But amid a lot of noise and flurry, we have a few signals that indicate Labour has had a better start to to the year than the Tories.

An in-depth review of the Guardian's Living our Values website has commended it for its transparency, level of interactivity and "flurry of inspiring information".

Some of those who favor the mandate say, at least privately, that they do not believe it is quite the linchpin to the law's success as the heated rhetoric and flurry of legal briefs might suggest.

But the early league leaders' admirable control in the last nine minutes and flurry of nine points allowed them to stretch their advantage to four points at the top of the table.

Amidst the excitement and flurry of introductions, lectures and events that marked orientation week for the 200 members of the Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Dental Medicine Class of 2021, one lesson quickly stood out: medicine and medical education are about so much more than just biology.

Losing job, home and marriage in a drink-and-drug flurry, Miller flees his shattered life.

Outside, the unseasonal icy winds and flurries of sleet and snow gave a sense of unreality.

Later, playing soprano saxophone on an elegiac "Ghost," he fluttered and flurried, embroidering the theme.

Despite near zero temperatures and flurries of snow and rain, the turnout was 92% from an electorate of 1,650.

Mr. Harrison played the most mannered and authentic '70s solos, fitting the tone of the music (and Mr. Ranelin's poetry) with honks and flurries and shouts.