Sentence examples for * flocked in from inspiring English sources
They had been so naughty the past two years, organisers had shifted the Co Londonderry town's May fair from its customary public holiday slot so fewer teenage monsters would be among the 6,000 or so folk who flocked in, almost doubling the population.
Workers have flocked in, lured by wages of up to C$120,000 a year.
Gold prospectors flocked in after rich placer deposits were discovered in the early 1860s.
Roman traders and veterans then speedily flocked in to settle the area.
During the Reagan recovery overseas investors, who had previously been down on America, flocked in.
Go to Canterbury or Chelmsford and the crowds have flocked in.
In the late 1880s, hoteliers began trading on the town's health-giving image, and tourists flocked in.
Others are in the big cities, to which many north-easterners flocked in the last half-century.
If she had used the women's room, he said, other women would have flocked in after her.
With America's share of the next war drawing ever nearer, Los Angeles became one of the intellectual centers of the modern world as European refugees flocked in.
