1.   The new year already has brought a flurry of new magazines.

2.   A residual pocket of low-level moisture will also bring flurries to parts of the region.

3.   Each victory brings another flurry of questions and comparisons for Jackson.

4.   Forecasters sent out word that Tuesday might bring light flurries in some areas.

5.   Our recent request for butterscotch pie made with caramelized white sugar brought a flurry of replies.

6.   The cartoon brought a flurry of complaints, including one from the ASU chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

7.   The deliberate mispronunciation was, of course, an allusion to several word gaucheries Bush has committed of late, and it brought a flurry of laughter.

8.   The house, as it began to make its perch on Genesee Mountain, brought a flurry of attention to Deaton.

9.   The mercury never stayed below zero for an entire day and only two occasions brought a few flurries.

10.   Weak disturbances will bring flurries to the Great Lakes while patchy clouds and showers develop in the western Ohio and southern Mississippi valleys.