Sentence examples for like a flurry from inspiring English sources
"I know it looks like a flurry here, but I think it's been positive and planned out".
"I'm sad I missed Marc's show -- I tried my darnedest, but I had to work," said Ms. Meester, who wore a white dress by the designer that looked like a flurry of snowflakes.
Jokes aside, using your broth to cook those veggies will add a powerful punch of flavor without overpowering the roots, like a flurry of fresh or powdered ginger would.
The EU referendum, and this unwanted, morale-sapping general election, are symptoms of a more general crisis of legitimacy – nothing represents a panicked elite like a flurry of elections; and nothing alienates the electorate like the sense their participation in politics is merely ornamental.
"Tubes" -- plotless, wordless and devoid of human emotions -- was radical in a way, testing the limits of commercial entertainment with a kind of high-tech vaudeville featuring video, percussion and stupid human tricks like catching a flurry of tossed marshmallows in the mouth.
A saffron-and- spice-coloured world is invaded by a fairy-tale, Hokusai-like iciness: in a flurry of snow, figures in frosted-blue gowns bend stiff black parasols against a fierce wind.
My absolute favourite moments are watching her explode with quiet rage (very Elaine-like), or unleash a flurry of expletives that would make the "South Park" boys blush.
As of Wednesday morning, Polizzi's post had earned nearly 89,000 likes on Instagram and a flurry of fan support in comments.
Even worse, some just don't think sexual assault is nearly as important as college athletics, and they'll sacrifice the vindication of a budding, brilliant life like hers in a flurry of nonsense that will trivialize her suffering and ruthlessly twist reality.
Those who are eager to flaunt their ass ets?) appear to be yearning for something and somewhere more unconventional to capture tantalizing moments that will garner them a flurry of likes on various social networks.
On Sunday, they played together poorly, like when they earned a flurry of penalty flags in the third quarter.
