1.   We had a few flurries yesterday.

2.   Although trading in the contracts was dormant most of the summer, they did have a flurry of activity in April.

3.   During that time, White House and Treasury officials had a flurry of conversations about the referrals.

4.   During the two-week delay, White House and Treasury officials had a flurry of conversations about the referrals.

5.   Newman, whose rapier wit has ruffled more than a few feathers in his day, has a flurry of upcoming projects.

6.   The seemingly drab condiment business has had a flurry of marketing innovation recently, as companies try to differentiate products.

7.   The utility industry has had a flurry of deals recently as companies prepare for a new, more competitive era.

8.   Both teams had a flurry of chances later in the period.

9.   Brunei has been having a flurry of high level visitors this week.

10.   Since then, Gadhafi has had a flurry of meetings with African leaders, apparently aimed at getting the treaty on track.