Sentence examples for flurry of local from inspiring English sources
Corporate-financed playgrounds typically bear a plaque with the company's name and receive a flurry of local news coverage.
A bland-looking charter plane full of special agents landed at the little airport outside of town last Wednesday evening, prompting a flurry of local phone calls.
Not wanting to spend that much, I tried a few dim sum salons that had received a flurry of local press.
David Helsel, superintendent of a school district in northeast Pennsylvania, explained his plan to a legislative education committee last week, drawing a flurry of local media coverage.
The flurry of local rules comes as the federal government inches forward on a national study of hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, the process used to extract previously inaccessible natural gas from shale deep underground.
There has also been a flurry of local initiatives.Ballot initiatives have gradually eaten away at representative governmentSome of these new laws have been sensible, but the swirl of initiatives has made the democratic process even less intelligible to voters.
This triggered a flurry of legal actions in local courts, where the government has won several rulings, and arbitration in London, where it has lost.
Hollywood studios have announced a flurry of deals with local partners to gain access to Chinese financing and a government-controlled film market that is growing strongly at a time of weak ticket sales in the United States and Europe.
Sony sent Judd Apatow, the producer and director, to do a flurry of interviews with local television stations, including the Los Angeles Fox affiliate, for his biopic spoof "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story".
As the demand on councils to be more engaged with their residents grows, there has been a flurry of activity between local government and social media - but is it being used correctly?
A year ago, an advancing American patrol would have stirred up a flurry of activity among local insurgents - himself included - as they scrambled to assess the potential for an ambush or a sniper attack.
