Sentence examples for unexpected flurry from inspiring English sources

The interview never really recovers from this unexpected flurry of weeping.

Guillemots' plans grew organically, through an unexpected flurry of creativity that hit them when they were recording in a studio in Norway last year.

Although there was a record plunge in confidence in April, the "Golden Week" holiday in early May produced an unexpected flurry of tourism.

More recent, and perhaps more disquieting, is the case of Alan Markinson, who for more than two decades has been the house manager of the Helen Hayes Theater, where "Xanadu" opened to an unexpected flurry of good reviews in July.

It is worth bearing mind that the best laid plans can get waylaid by an unexpected flurry of snow or other unforeseen incidents, so if you know what you want you would be well advised to order as soon as you can.

Though an unexpected snow flurry limited outdoor activities, the members kept busy, splitting into four groups for a variety of exercises.

The slowdown was not unexpected after a flurry of big contracts were doled out Friday.

Now that it seems to be happening, in an unexpected but welcome flurry, what's been equally striking is the swiftness with which the swords have flashed.

And though the diplomatic breaches were not entirely unexpected, they prompted a flurry of diplomatic activity in Washington.

A bad day will be followed by a flurry of unexpected encounters, and the flagging energy in the van will be replaced by what often feels like a vibrational, purely synergistic rush.

In a flurry of unexpected tweets and hastily assembled blog posts, the news went out across America and the world that David Letterman is retiring from CBS's "Late Show," which he has hosted for 21 years, sometime in 2015, or as he put it "2015, for the love of God".