There is hardly a point in staging a show if it produces a flurry of orders the designer cannot hope to fill.
But he has issued a flurry of orders in recent weeks loosening up an array of government restrictions that had irritated Cubans.
Airbus had been widely expected to announce a flurry of orders for the A320neo, which the plane maker says will be 15 percent more fuel-efficient than its current offering of single-aisle planes.
PARIS — Their corporate chalets may be a touch less spacious and their delegations less numerous, but the titans of the global aerospace industry are returning to Paris this year for what most aviation executives expect will be an affirmation of a steady recovery that is likely to translate into a flurry of orders for newer and more fuel-efficient jets.
A recent commission – 80 steak knives for Sydney's exclusive Asian restaurant, Momofuku – prompted a flurry of orders for similar knives.
He "reacted with his customary energy: he passed a flurry of orders, fired reputed grafters and incompetents, fraternized with the troops, and generally shook up military and civilian administration".
After surging to a record high of $147 on Wednesday, the value of a bitcoin tumbled to $117 after a Japanese site called Mt. Gox, the biggest Bitcoin exchange, apparently struggled to keep up with a flurry of orders for bitcoin.
The flurry of orders was so quick and contradictory that at least one captain gave up entirely: the Scottish captain, John Inglis, of HMS Belliqueux threw his signal book to the deck in frustration and shouted "Up wi' the hel'lem and gang into the middle o't".
The exchange was swamped by a flood of orders, including a flurry of canceled orders, from high-frequency trading robots, the Financial Times reported.
Late last Friday, in the wake of a flurry of executive orders, U.S. President Donald Trump affixed his signature to his 14th executive order in his first turbulent week in office, this one titled, "Protecting The Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry To The United States".
