I do really believe that this is one of the ways in which God (don't get flurried, Nature if you like) is unexpectedly avenged on things infamous and unreasonable.

He had seen a flurry of black start out through the door.

A few more have also been on the front end of such a flurry.

Both have seen a flurry of activity the last several weeks.

The next few minutes were taken up with a flurry of activity.

Guess which one saw a flurry of street sign changes?

There was a flurry of boys, and then they were gone.

The flurry of new management did not sit well with the town.

The year 1995 ended with a flurry of good news.

At one point in the trial, she was asked a flurry of questions about the men involved: Who did what, when and how?

Consider the flurry of activity in the last year alone.

There was little positive in the first flurry of response.

A flurry of new legislation is being considered all over the country.

In a flurry of calls, word spread through the entire family.

A flurry of activity in the last two weeks has brought those numbers up.

Maybe we can finish up with a flurry in the fall.

Indeed, not since April 8 has there been even a flurry.

Since that flurry of success, however, they have won 10 games and lost 12.

Q. You had a flurry of attention in the local press.

The dispute has led to a flurry of action in Congress.

"There's going to be a flurry of activity all across the state."

The flurry of activity was said to have ended in minutes.

Paul was caught up in a flurry of activity, too.

Once again they were off in a flurry of white spray.

Then there was a flurry of discussion, as things were worked out.

Suddenly there is a flurry of media activity around the house.

The events of the evening had flurried and confused me.

It was hard to remember being cold, rushed, flurried and upset.

Feathers flurried to the ground as it struggled in his hands.

But the Clinton character issue was flurrying outside furiously as the snow.

This flurried her, but she made a swift change and went on shaking.

The snow is still just flurrying, but we can see that it's thicker now.

His fingers flurried through the folders as he tried to remember where he'd put it.

It was remarkable how pale and flurried he had become in an instant.

He too was flurried and not a little scared.

I see you are flurried, whereas my mind is very tranquilly made up.

"I'd prefer to walk, for this affair has flurried me rather."

I nearly ran into Jo at the top of the stairs, so flurried were my thoughts.

The mud flurried around as I picked it up.

It was daylight but still dark, the snow blowing and flurrying past the windows.

The waiter flurried between them, as busy as if the room were full.

He knew himself, and would not be flurried.

The air flurrying past the curtain had turned as cold as frost.

The sound of it flurried her a little.

Fascinated, Chow watched the schools of fish that flurried past the windows.

The gull hissed at him and flurried its wings again.

Snow flurried as wind soughed through the trees, but there was no other movement.

Some of the ice that had been vaporized was flurrying back down around the landing party as snow.

The snow flurried against the window, with a sound like fingers brushing the pane.

She put down her coffee cup in an un flurried manner.

All too soon the rocky slopes around them whitened as snow flurried past.

Where the blood pounded in his wrists there was a flurried sense of pain.

Presently he emerged, looking even more flurried than before.

It was broken by a flurried movement of the camera and the appearance of the Pole at the corner of the street.

The calm I needed to calm its flurried thoughts was beyond me then, and that made me more upset.

There followed a flurried moment of confu-sion.

Futile, flurried days of digging followed for which Kenny, delving desperately in his memory, supplied forgotten clues.

Reversing his course, The Shadow cut across the broad paved court, drawing a flurried fire from the misguided guards.

Again he was conscious with a flurried feeling of impatience that the force of his tenderness would not rise to his lips.

He was going to kiss her, or try to kiss her, and she couldn't quite make up her flurried mind which it should be.

Miss Marple said in a flurried manner: " I am going at once-at once.

Kenny knew by the flurried brightness of his eyes sunk deep in the yellowed gauntness of his face that he was drunk.

The one job that Squeak hadn't heard about in advance was the flurried abduction of Simon Zurm.

She stood there aloft in flurried motion, skirts clutched nearly at her thighs and waving them defensively to and fro to ward the horror off.

But some amazing experience had disturbed his native composure and left its traces in his bristling hair, his flushed, angry cheeks, and his flurried, excited manner.

My landlady, Maria, was a woman in her early 30's, with a mass of black hair and a flurried look that became serene, almost feline, when she settled back for a cigarette.

'Come into the happy little cottage, Padrona,' returned Mr Baptist, imparting great stealthiness to his flurried back-handed shake of his right forefinger.

It sometimes annoyed Thea very much to hear her insinuat- ing knock on the door, her flurried explanation of why she had come, as she backed toward the stairs.

He fitted the book roughly into his inner pocket and, stubbing his toes against the broken commode, hurried out towards the smell, stepping hastily down the stairs with a flurried stork's legs.

But they worked like frantic pumps, bouncing up and down at a flurried pace, while the associated body rocked and rolled in a manner curiously reminiscent of a round-bodied bell-buoy in a choppy sea.

He would not admit to himself precisely what it was that he had feared to see; but at first glance, the room was unchanged, and all things were as they had been at the time of his flurried departure.

To their shock, there was a flurried rushing of raven-black wings, accompanied by a frightful shrieking of disrupted scavengers as the black objects turned suddenly into great vultures rising slowly and reluctantly as they scattered into the brilliant sunlight.

"We had better get him out of this," said Miller, speaking in a flurried tone, partly due to the shock of the horrible discovery and partly to the accompanying 201 physical unpleasantness, "and then we 80 will have a look round.

Terrified by this alarming spectacle, Miss Twinkleton placed another shilling in each hand; at the same time appealing to the law in flurried accents, and recounting her luggage this time with the two gentlemen in, who caused the total to come out complicated.

As Sergeant Quick finished speaking, the door opened again, and through it appeared two very flurried and dishevelled policemen, one of whom held, as far as possible from his person, the grizzly head of a mummy by the long hair which still adhered to the skull.

She went pink and turned a flurried attention to the landscape, which unfortunately hardly merited any comment, so she fell back on the safe and ever- engrossing topic of her friend's wedding, and if Sieske thought that the subject had been changed rather suddenly, she gave no sign.