| Despite all the pomp and circumstance, political hurly-burly raised its head at yesterday's festivities. |
| Despite the hurly-burly involved in running a home, most parents have discussed who should take their children should they have a fatal accident. |
| Amid the hurly-burly of network TV, it's almost unheard of for programmers to plan beyond their next season, let alone five years hence. |
| He wants that sort of serenity which seems to be impossible of attainment in the hurly-burly of everyday business life. |
| One of the things that serves as a brief respite from the hurly-burly is the attempts some people will go to to advertise their product. |
| Back in the hurly-burly of the main part of old Georgetown, I discovered surprises round every corner. |
