Sentence examples for at a flurry from inspiring English sources

Since 9/11, local churches in these denominations began inviting Muslims to explain their faith at a flurry of interfaith events and dialogue sessions.

Bharat Forge, a maker of stuff like axles and crankshafts for big truck manufacturers in the U.S. and Europe, was staring at a flurry of order cancellations.

At City Hall, a flurry of preparations was under way.

The novella consists entirely of dialogue — fragmented dialogue at that, a flurry of voices interrupting one another as they tell a story that also consists largely of fragmented dialogue.

One would think President Obama's unprecedented invitation would have sparked, at minimum, a flurry of media statements by the nation's leading solar, wind and geothermal trade associations.

The response, at least at Princeton, was a flurry of early applicants.

A pattern of managerial problems at Jazz at Lincoln Center, including a flurry of recent staff firings, prompted the ouster of Rob Gibson, the organization's founding director and executive producer, officials said yesterday.

The death of Weedon at his home in Beaconsfield, England, on April 20 at 91, spurred a flurry of tributes from fellow musicians, including May, who expressed thanks to Weedon for "spreading the guitar and enthusiasm to all of us".

Robert Schaeffer, public education director at FairTest, predicts a flurry of test-taking among affluent students.

Though it stalled on the charts at the beginning, a flurry of commercial licensing made it inescapable on television.

The central point at issue in a flurry of books published in recent years is whether the overthrow of Mossadegh led somehow to the Islamic Revolution 26 years later.