Sentence examples for early flurry from inspiring English sources
But Bucs Coach Jon Gruden helped him gain rhythm by ordering an early flurry of passes.
In addition to the increased realism on the part of sellers, Mr. Houlihan said, there were other factors causing an early flurry of activity in the market -- notably, the handsome bonuses being handed out on Wall Street.
He begins slowly and shakily; entering alone, as wearily burdened as Willy Loman, he plays an early flurry of stage business (involving a banana and a couple of office lamps) overlarge, carrying it dangerously close to shtik.
INTERACTIVE travel sites on the Web, like tripadvisor.com, saw an early flurry of activity by anxious travelers on their Thailand-themed public forums, wondering if they should change or cancel their plans.
Both teams went into the second half attempting to win, but clearly more concerned about the damage of defeat, and an early flurry, marked by a double De Gea save from Pedro and Cesar Azpilicueta and a point-blank Courtois save from Ander Herrera, was followed by greater caution.
Behind the running of Evan Royster and a few momentum-shifting plays by the defense and special teams, the Nittany Lions withstood the Wolverines' early flurry Saturday and ended a nine-game losing streak to their Big Ten rivals with a 46-17 victory.
The snow fell on crusty ice, a result of earlier flurries and melting.
For parents who also want to teach aesthetics early, a flurry of new children's books can serve as primers on subjects ranging from furniture to bridal fashion.
English clubs risk an early-season flurry of red and yellow cards if a move to combat "intolerable behaviour" does not yield instant results.
Typically, established players and brands invade from other platforms, then start to depress the opportunities for many of the platform's earlier players, Flurry's report explains.
The Chinese made it interesting early, using a flurry of 3-point shots and a tidal wave of emotion to play to a 29-29 tie late in the second quarter.
