Sentence examples for flurry against from inspiring English sources

With his three-hit flurry against the Twins, he joined a select circle of 23 other players who had reached the 3,000 milestone.

Another brief flurry against Stokes saw Samuels climb in once more, pulling him for six, but West Indies lost a third wicket when Lendl Simmons pulled Bopara to long-on where Michael Lumb held a good running catch.

The Yankees' two-inning seven-run flurry against Toronto yesterday could be considered impressive, but they were batting against Roy Halladay, and as Bart Giamatti used to say, "You could use a higher standard".

The pegged exchange-rate system collapsed in two speculative flurries against the U.S. dollar in 1971 and 1973.

His style was perceptibly different on each instrument: on tenor saxophone he had a burred and slightly bleary tone; on soprano he sounded silvery and precise; during his forays on flute he balanced dartlike flurries against a multiphonic humming; and his brief piano interlude was disarmingly sumptuous, with a sweeping romanticism that felt transplanted from another show.

My favorite time is early evening, when the house rings out with excited claims of "It's snowing!" Everyone watches from the windows, cupping their hands against the freezing glass and watching the flakes flurry down against the glow of the bright streetlights.

Her rescuing flurry Sunday against Georgetown on an otherwise meager 7-for-20 afternoon.

The lawsuit is one of a flurry filed against the Obama administration in the past few months challenging executive actions on healthcare and immigration as Republicans seek to amp up pressure on the president.

This was the man in a black suit and bow tie, gloves off, pummeling an entire college campus of white students with a flurry of blows against the Vietnam war and against racism, saying: "You my opposer when I want freedom, you my opposer when I want justice, you my opposer when I want equality.

Snow flurries swirled against the windows.

Others brought a flurry of lawsuits against former employers.