Sentence examples for first flurry of from inspiring English sources

Eleven sitting presidents were voted out of office during that first flurry of elections.

After the first flurry of punches, he staggered, helpless, and Goldstein stopped the match.

"Since the first flurry of lifelike dino movies in the 1990s, a lot has been learned," he says.

But my first flurry of public success following my second novel had brought with it many distractions.

Also, starting in November, when fresh black truffles arrive, they can be added to any item at $50 for the first flurry of shavings (subsequent shavings are discounted).

Veteran Labour Kremlinologists will remember the first flurry of interest in Blue Labour at exactly that point in the cycle earlier this parliament.

The first flurries of violence, by all accounts, occurred about midway through the match between the historical rivals El Masry of Port Said and Al Ahly of Cairo.

The autumn was well advanced as I headed south into Patagonia, through near-uninhabited landscapes of lakes, forests and glaciers; the first flurries of snow had begun to fall as I reached the point when the Andes is shattered into a labyrinth of fjords and islands.

"In 5-month-olds, it took 1.3 seconds for the second flurry of brain activity to show up," LiveScience noted.

Thanks to Snowden's revelations, a second flurry of lawsuits – 25, by The Verge's count – have cropped up all over the country.

The lanes are now scattered among the staffed and exact-change lanes, causing a last-second flurry of lane switches by drivers.