flurry|flurries in English
noun
[flur·ry || 'flɜrɪ /'flʌrɪ]
bustle, commotion, excitement; brief snowfall; gust of wind
Use "flurry|flurries" in a sentence
1. Cloudy. 60 percent chance of rain showers or flurries overnight.
2. Her lumbering footsteps kicked up small flurries of snow.
3. Tonight..Cloudy. 60 percent chance of rain showers or flurries.
4. Despite the disclaimers, flurries of police activity around the troubled facility
5. There was a sudden flurry of interest.
6. The flurry involved further new launches.
7. Her arrival caused a flurry of excitement.
8. A flurry of wind upset the small sailboat.
9. SPRING brings a flurry of activity in Birddom
10. A Burst is a sudden flurry of activity
11. 3 Her arrival caused a flurry of excitement.
12. There was a further little flurry of activity.
13. The day started with a flurry of activity .
14. A flurry of wind upset the small boat.
15. A flurry of shots rang out in the darkness.
16. There was a sudden flurry of interest in the book.
17. ‘the flurry of events left Bruneians in a daze’.
18. There was a sudden flurry in the long grass.
19. The ladies departed in a flurry of silks and satins.
20. 18 There was a flurry of excitement in the vestibule.
21. Alan Flurry (Aflurry@uga.edu), University of Georgia, Athens, GA U.S.A
22. US Blacklists Xiaomi and Cnooc in flurry of actions to counter China
23. Cleave's wife, Lydia, arrives in a flurry of bangles and cigarette smoke.
24. There may be the odd flurry of snow over the hills tonight.
25. Aging is the normal transition time after that flurry of activity