Sentence examples for predictable flurry from inspiring English sources
Accompanied by a predictable flurry of tabloid interest, Corrie's first gay kiss was watched by an audience of more than 14 million.
The contract, worth just over $6 billion, was announced by the US Navy at the end of last week.The deal caused a predictable flurry of protest in Congress, long used to pork being dealt out to purely domestic defence contractors.
Like Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid," which came out the very same month and featured a tramp similarly left with an infant, "Gasoline Alley" deployed a predictable flurry of bachelor-with-a-baby jokes: Walt applies his mechanic skills to the baby buggy, for instance, adding headlights to facilitate evening walks.
Behud (Beyond Belief), which puts on stage the real-life drama behind Bhatti's previous work, Behzti, has come to London amid a predictable flurry of comment about artistic freedom, censorship and religious sensitivities; but often fails to address the very issues it raises.
The announcement of the 2009 TV Bafta nominations has created a predictable flurry of interest around the inclusion of Jonathan Ross, so soon after his well-publicised broadcasting shame, but a closer look at the list reveals a staggeringly good year in television.
In our own globally warmed, ideologically fevered moment there has been a minor flurry of predictable, pre-emptive bloviation aimed at Universal's movie version, "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax," which is supposedly part of a left-wing Hollywood conspiracy to brainwash America's children into hating capitalism and loving trees.
In Bangor, a city of 33,000 in the heart of rural Maine, the ban, proposed by a pediatric dentist and passed by a 6-to-3 vote, has ignited a flurry of reaction, not necessarily along predictable lines.
Despite these changes, Richard Reibstein, an employment attorney who heads the independent contractor practice at law firm Pepper Hamilton, said the flurry of follow-up lawsuits was predictable.
But, despite a pre-Christmas flurry, it's been an all too predictable slow, drawn-out march to relegation, punctuated only by the odd decent result.
In a flurry of fantastic Fiona-ness, the singer apparently yelled "Predictable!
