He had his faults, but he never overcompensated on macho posturing, thinking that blowing away a flock of birds in borrowed camouflage for the cameras or bombing a weakened dictator and then sashaying in Top Gun gear for the cameras would give him more brass.
Blow flies, beetles, and other bugs flock to decomposing remains to feed, lay eggs, or prey on others at the scene.
This is a bit of a blow to apps like Albumatic and Flock, which are also trying to crack group photo albums.
The exhilarating sight of a horse galloping on a vast beach, its mane blowing in the wind as a flock of unassuming sheep make their appearance on the mountainside their ringing bells announcing their approach.
Unfortunately, the fact that it doesn't entirely succeed in its mission may be a death blow, as exacting professionals won't exactly flock to a first-generation product that doesn't do what it says.
An hour later, a member of his flock who had bowed his head was now unleashing a torrent of blows on an opponent, and Mr. Renken was offering guidance that was not exactly prayerful.
Hundreds of Armenian women and men along with their children in a miserable condition were being driven along on foot, under the blows of whips and guns… whipping them along like flocks of sheep".
There's the flock of longhorned sheep blocking your taxi as you race to a premiere, the red dust blowing in off the desert, the women carrying trays of strawberries on their heads.
The whistling of shepherds; the barking of dogs; the strange cry of a conch, blown by the farmer's boy: these are the sounds that accompany this ancient tradition as the flock streams down across thistle and slate.
With huge salaries on offer, foreign cricketers have flocked to the IPL.The second blow is that this marvel is being taken away from India because of its democratic system which Indians should feel proud of but often do not.
