Sentence examples for flurry which from inspiring English sources

They seemed to have slowed down a yard a man after an initial flurry which promised the full ration of mayhem.

"2014 was the explosion," says Simon Khalaf, CEO of the mobile ad and measurement firm Flurry, which Yahoo bought in July.

In July Yahoo acquired Flurry, which specialises in analytics for mobile apps.The second is to invest in measurement systems that allow them to demonstrate the effectiveness of their online advertising.

The first clear clues emerged with a study in January 2014 by analytics company Flurry, which found Xiaomi users spend more time on their devices than those of any other brand – including Apple's iPhone.

She shouldn't have touched the unguarded surface, but at least she was responding to its energetic flurry, which offsets the grimness of the treacherous kiss and the fatalistic passivity of Christ's clenched hands.

Hazard had been enjoying himself well before that late flurry, which was crowned when Yannick Carrasco ran clear in the game's final action, and he was not the only one.

With the winds came snow flurries, which seemed to last longer than flurries should.

Meteorologists said the flurries, which did not stick, were ocean-effect snow, similar to lake-effect flurries in Northern cities like Chicago and Cleveland.

For the past several years, the Minneapolis-based photographer Paula McCartney has exploited extreme weather to dazzling effect, capturing detailed portraits of natural winter elements, from frozen waterfalls to ice stalagmites to snow flurries, which have been skewed or exaggerated by rising and falling temperatures.

Final points tally to follow … 1.56pm BST Nicola Adams v Mary Kom (round three) Adams looks too big, too physical for the Indian, who can't handle the British boxer's flurries, which are coming from a distance that she can't bridge.

This screen also includes Flurries, which are short weather headlines that highlight something about the current or upcoming weather.