Sentence examples for flurries of from inspiring English sources

Others were rhapsodic flurries of sounds.

Little's murder initially provoked flurries of defiance.

Low point: The regular flurries of Florence.

Amid the flurries of new titles, what do you choose?

And there were flurries of activity at the weirs.

Nottinghamshire and Bingley, near Bradford, were hit by flurries of up to 7cm.

Meanwhile their roars, echoing at irregular intervals, propel Jon Hopkins's trancelike score into flurries of dread.

"There might be some light flurries of snow but it won't be anything significant.

Fontana's small pieces are flurries of poked and filigreed clay, all hyperactive fingers and thumbs.

There have been sudden flurries of questions responding to newsworthy events.

"Respite from the chaotic flurries of modern life" or not, those are some interesting bulldogs.