When Robinson found a third Orlando defender trying to cheat in to defend the pick-and-roll, he kicked the ball out to jump-start a flurry of extra passes.
When his prophecy came true today, supporters started a flurry of blog posts condemning his detainment.
His remarks started a flurry of phone calls and meetings between Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Gov. George E. Pataki and Mr. Grasso, city and state officials said.
Dr. Hansen's comments started a flurry of news media coverage in late January; on Feb. 3, Mr. Griffin issued a statement of "scientific openness".
With 25 minutes left in the show, the ensemble started a flurry of short scenes, involving Mel Gibson's "Passion of the Christ," water beds filled with donated organs, and Scooby-Doo.
Last month, she started a flurry of debate on her blog, The Brazen Careerist (penelopetrunk.com) with a post advocating salary transparency (and in which she conceded that she hadn't yet laid the groundwork for such a policy at her company).
McGuire has been credited with starting a flurry of hyperbole that came to be known as Cool Britannia with a cover piece in Newsweek back in 1996 - although he is the first to point out that the article, 'London Rules', got blown out of proportion.
That started a flurry of Sunderland chances and Fabio Borini forced two excellent fingertip saves from Marshall at the end of the first half before being replaced by Fletcher at the break because of illness.
The moderator's response immediately started a flurry of comments, some from people mostly men who sided with him, and some who were strongly opposed to his tirade.
A few days before the start of the NFL scouting combine, the Rams traded for cornerback Marcus Peters, starting a flurry of deals and signings that helped build a team that advanced to the Super Bowl.
