Sentence examples for flurry of exchanges from inspiring English sources

The flurry of exchanges among presidential candidates, according to interviews with lawmakers in both parties, is obscuring efforts to reach a substantive legislative compromise on Capitol Hill.

Two rounds later the fateful cut was opened during a flurry of exchanges, and thereafter the former eight-time world champion was fighting under a handicap he could never remove.

In a flurry of exchanges that included a recent phone call from President Obama to Mr. Xi, administration officials said, they have briefed the Chinese in detail about American plans to upgrade missile defenses and other steps to deter the increasingly belligerent threats made by North Korea's young leader, Kim Jong-un.

But it was not clear that even Wednesday's deal news would prompt a near-term flurry of exchange mergers.

In response to the flurry of exchange tie-ups in early February, the Hong Kong Exchange said it, too, was open to an alliance.

The incident prompted a flurry of Twitter exchanges, with many people expressing surprise and anger at Galloway's behaviour.

"Race" whizzes by in a flurry of snappy exchanges and shocking revelations because the slightest pause would leave an opening for questions about Mr. Mamet's plot and characters.

During a flurry of awkward exchanges that degenerate into a series of cockeyed Partridge-isms ("great big flapping hands!"), Driver proves to be an excellent foil to the unreconstructed talkshow host.

After the ensuing night together, Lanzmann left for Israel, and returned to her after a flurry of letters exchanged and a terrible storm at sea, to find – he writes – "Castor's eyes, her arms, her mouth, her hands moving over my body as though to recognise it, the long, slightly tremulous embrace of our reunion".

The alternative, using conventional data representations where the data models cannot evolve, typically requires the biomedical community to complement the data representation with a clandestine and inefficient flurry of datasets exchanged as spreadsheets through email.

The incident caused a flurry of angry Twitter exchanges, some of which Galloway responded to.