1.   Er Foster and Allen are here and when I said that at the beginning of the programme it started a flurry of phone calls as to where they were.

2.   Kukoc scored nine straight points for the Bulls early in the fourth quarter, starting the flurry with a rousing slam.

3.   Just this week the airline started a flurry of radio ads in Dallas, Houston, Washington and Baltimore.

4.   Still, other analysts view lean inventories as a hint builders will soon start a flurry of new construction projects to meet demand.

5.   Still, other analysts view lean inventories as a sign builders will soon start a flurry of new construction projects to meet demand.

6.   That started a flurry of goals.

7.   Baker hit a jumper to start the flurry and Lewis had successive layups to finish it and put the Sonics in front heading into the final period.

8.   Sabonis and Wallace started the flurry with successive layups and Pippen hit a pair of jumpers from the outside.

9.   Western foreign ministers started a flurry of meetings Monday.