| prompt flurry | 1.84 | His death prompted a flurry of accusations. | ||
| spark flurry | 1.58 | But his threat sparked a flurry of international protest. | ||
| follow flurry | 1.38 | The move follows a flurry of mergers in financial services. | ||
| trigger flurry | 1.32 | His request to be traded has triggered a flurry of wild reports. | ||
| unleash flurry | 1.25 | Last year the government unleashed a flurry of such initiatives. | ||
| see flurry | 0.99 | Consumers also have seen a flurry of deals. | ||
| expect flurry | 0.86 | Snow flurries are expected overnight. | ||
| receive flurry | 0.86 | The company received a flurry of offers to perform elsewhere, which it accepted. | ||
| have flurry | 0.79 | We had a few flurries yesterday. | ||
| bring flurry | 0.72 | The new year already has brought a flurry of new magazines. | ||
| cause flurry | 0.72 | The gas balloons caused a flurry of excitement in the Midwest. | ||
| produce flurry | 0.59 | Draft week, however, could produce a flurry of action. | ||
| start flurry | 0.59 | That started a flurry of goals. | ||
| predict flurry | 0.53 | Snow flurries were predicted for today. | ||
| begin flurry | 0.46 | Brown began the flurry with two driving layups. | ||
| create flurry | 0.46 | Ito noted the coincidence last month, creating a flurry of media attention. | ||
| generate flurry | 0.46 | Each incident generated a flurry of ethical concerns. | ||
| issue flurry | 0.46 | The president has issued a flurry of statements and signed various laws this week. | ||
| send flurry | 0.46 | The couple also have sent a flurry of letters. | ||
| face flurry | 0.39 | Now its former executives face a flurry of congressional and criminal investigations. |