A flurry of dust particles shimmered in the light from Clinton Street.
Through the flurry of dust and noise, some residents are content to sponge off their glasses and take the long view.
Under the illumination of four dim floodlights, all that could be seen was a flurry of dust, hooves and flailing whips.
There was a flurry of dust but the ball only travelled a few metres.
"Undersized and out-muscled, he moved around the field in a flurry of dust, chatter, and confidence," Headfirst Director Brendan Sullivan would later recall.
For the past four years, morning till night, the South Korean photographer Ahae, 72, has taken up to 3,000 digital photographs each day of nature, undisturbed — the setting sun, ripples of water, foraging deer, woods dusted by a snow flurry — from a single window on the first floor of his home near Seoul.
The Vivienne Westwood Red Label collection opened with the model Lily Cole doing a dance of death in a flurry of red dust on the runway.
Order does appear to have been restored in a flurry of red dust and deeper ground strokes, but the French Open is the clay-court tournament that matters most.
So don't be tempted by an SEO sales pitch that promises you a certain ranking with a flurry of fairy dust.
Someone nearby comes clattering off an oblong box amid a flurry of snow and ski poles, dusts himself down and sets off again.
Back in Bury, Chris Trippier has already pledged to dust down the giant flag, braced as he is for the flurry of written warnings sure to be dispatched by the local council.
