Sentence examples for flurry of charges from inspiring English sources

A case in point was the recent flurry of charges over whether Mr. Kerry in fact deserved all three of his Purple Hearts, a challenge that amazed many Democrats.

In a flurry of charges and rebuttals, Sparks was accused of exceeding "the limits of an editor's license," and told that he, of all people, ought to have understood "the power of even a comma to alter the complexion of a sentence".

But notwithstanding a flurry of charges and countercharges in the final days of our campaign -- because we had failed to define some kinds of spending well enough -- we were completely successful in banning soft money and independent spending, and limiting party money to specific amounts and sources.

But a flurry of charges and countercharges showed that a vigorous blame game was already under way as the BBC and various parts of the government sought to protect their reputations and deflect responsibility for events leading to the death of Dr. Kelly.

The flurry of charges were announced in a statement released by the governing body on Monday evening which confirmed the referee, Mike Dean, had not witnessed Costa putting his hands in Laurent Koscielny's face and, more significantly, the forward's flailing left arm making contact with his marker.

She has made a flurry of charged public appearances, become a regular presence advising Mr. Edwards on the campaign trail, and wields behind-the-scenes influence in many internal campaign decisions, aides said.

That gun-wielding senator's son, Fernando Collor de Mello, was elected president of Brazil in 1989 and impeached amid a flurry of corruption charges in 1992.

Military officials have bristled at the criticism, arguing that Colombia needs the legislation because current law has allowed a flurry of unproved charges against security forces and hamstrung military operations.

Mr. Lebedev's partner, Mr. Khodorkovsky, has watched this month as prosecutors hit his allies and affiliated companies with a flurry of criminal charges, including theft of state property, tax evasion and even murder.

Nonetheless his opponents claimed the incident may have been little more than the latest ploy by the 91-year-old to ensure that he was never brought to trial for his regime's crimes.In recent weeks the former dictator had faced a flurry of new charges.

During the past two weeks, Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, Russia's richest man and one of its most powerful, has watched as federal prosecutors hit his oil company and his allies with a flurry of criminal charges, including theft of state property, tax evasion and even murder.