Sentences with phrase «followed by an avalanche»

A freezing rain, followed by an avalanche of four feet of snow and winds of 70 miles an hour, hit thousands of cattle still grazing on «summer pastures» at a time when the animals had not yet grown their protective winter coats and were ill prepared for the harsh conditions.

And, third - party developers ranging from Hyundai and GE to a host of startups all announced Alexa integration in 2016 followed by an avalanche of new Alexa - enabled devices at CES.

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One of the most uncomfortably funny movies you'll ever see, it follows a family whose ski trip is interrupted by an avalanche.

The latest market share data release by comScore was followed, as always, by the avalanche of «you haven't seen the last of Microsoft» and «Yahoo is going to beat Google as soon as they restructure» type of posts.

The telegenic former FBI agent repeatedly defended the National Security Agency against attacks following the avalanche of leaks by Edward Snowden, often taking a harder line than the White House.

Sunday night's Bafta film awards will see Britain's biggest stars joined by activists on the red carpet, while many attendees will wear black in solidarity with Time's Up — the movement launched following the sexual harassment scandal which engulfed Hollywood after an avalanche of allegations were made against film producer Harvey Weinstein.

I feel like this review is shockingly late, especially as all evidence the game ever existed is currently getting buried under an avalanche of Batman: Arkham City excitement (which will be followed by the Uncharted 3, Assassin's Creed Revelations and Halo avalanches — look, it's just not a good time of year to not be a juggernaut game title).

Consider creating and following budget that aims to pay off your credit cards strategically by using the snowball or avalanche method.

For the ill - informed newcomer to the art scene, this could mean an immediate avalanche of publicity and sales followed by a rapid reduction in visibility and eventual neglect from critics, dealers and collectors.