Recently on that program, Breitbart had threatened that, within three weeks, he wanted "to be in the history books saying I took down the institutional left," triggering a flurry of satirical references on Twitter to the impending "Breitbartocalypse".
Kristin Thompson argues that The Simpsons uses a "flurry of cultural references, intentionally inconsistent characterization, and considerable self-reflexivity about television conventions and the status of the programme as a television show".
Franklin's music is rife with recognizable influences, from traditional Southern gospel to R. & B., hip-hop to arena rock, and he accentuates this fact by offering audiences a flurry of accompanying bodily references.
Later on Saturday, after the flurry of negative attention, the culinary reference dropped out and some other language changed in the online version of the obituary.
After he burst on the scene in the 1980s with a flurry of fresh ideas and interpretations, "you saw a snowballing of references to him," said Daniel C. Richman, a professor at Columbia Law School.
"The bus from Buffalo arrived today, as it normally does," General Manager Sandy Alderson said in reference to the flurry of activity.
00 32 47 Chunk makes a brilliant food reference In a flurry of anxiety, Chunk describes a car as having "bullet holes the size of matzo balls!" "Mikey, come on.
But after the school was cautioned about the risk of a constitutional challenge, the school board struck down the banners, drawing a flurry of attention from news organizations and even a reference on "Saturday Night Live".
Expect a flurry of feathers.
A flurry of meetings followed.
