Sentence examples for to flurry from inspiring English sources
noun
A light, brief snowfall.
Freemium apps have generated about 65 percent of the revenue in Apple's App Store, according to Flurry, an app analytics company.
The average iPhone or iPod Touch owner uses 5 to 10 apps regularly, according to Flurry, a research firm that studies mobile trends.
One out of every five new applications introduced for the iPhone last month was a book, according to Flurry, a research firm that studies mobile trends.
According to Flurry, a market-research firm, the total number of users grew by more than 100% last year (which explains why old-style text messages seem to have peaked, see chart).
According to Flurry's data, app use grew from 80% of peoples' phone use - 2h6m daily - to 86%, or 2h19m.
Then again, why should she have, when she woke up to flurries?
The web lends itself to flurries of unsubstantiated rumour and malice, but it is also an excellent way of holding plagiarists to account.
Crews of workers shot the field with blowing machines ahead of the game, though the snow had eased to flurries by kickoff.
Mr Bush had to reply to a flurry of (leaked) newspaper headlines before he received the full report.
The paper led to a flurry of complaints to the journal and a mini internet storm.
