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By the time the conventions roll around, the Supreme Court†™ s end-of-term flurry is largely forgotten.— Yale Daily News: Latest Issue
But until the third-period scoring flurry, the game could have swung either way.— HeraldNet.com Local, Sports, Business and Entertainment News
That storyline has changed, as certain events - namely a flurry of wins - have greatly altered the perception of this year's edition of the Pens.
Clarence and myself went into a flurry, and did a great many stupid things, so excited that we did not know what we were about.— Down The River Buck Bradford and His Tyrants
But she dreads to be caught in the whirl of his week-a-day flurry, and stays away, her grief eating her heart out the while.— Mushrooms on the Moor
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