Sentence examples for constant flurry from inspiring English sources

"I can work for long periods without the constant flurry of meetings that gives the illusion of activity but that doesn't actually produce anything".

Perhaps the biggest secret to Vera Bradley's success, though, lies in the brand's ability to reinvent itself with a constant flurry of new colors and novelty.

He lived in a constant flurry and bustle, rushing from one place to another, finding the best food in those days when the bill could not exceed five shillings; it was lunch with Michael Tippett, tea with William Walton, dinner with conductors Victor de Sabata or Charles Munch, and sometimes consultations with Sir Thomas Beecham about Felix going to Paris to engage singers for recordings.

At work, a constant flurry of tasks, e-mails and meetings draws on our cognitive resources, continuously depleting them, ultimately disrupting our ability to effectively exercise self-control.

As each song from their prog-rock-disco-fusion debut Psychic rolled in, it was a constant gut-wrenching flurry of excitement.

— was a disconcerting flurry of constant talk and movement, underscored by a buzzing thrum of domestic stress.

Adrenaline can get people moving in frenzied directions which can lead to idle gossip, little ones crying, complaining, and the flurry of constant questions directed at you.

From the opening flurry of scale passages, this constant movement and the immense flourish which Pahud brought to his delivery were what propelled the piece.

The ACC championship itself might be on the line, the way sweat pours, picks are set, and elbows thrown, amid the constant chorus of squeaking shoes and a flurry of flopping pony tails.

Inserting Harrell adds a flurry of activity on the defensive end and the constant threat of a lob near the rim offensively.

Never mind the consonants – the show has been a national constant since that fateful November 1982 teatime when Richard Whiteley and Carol Vorderman launched C4 in a flurry of beige.