While Mr. Bradley has been busy denouncing Mr. Gore as a closet conservative and trying to herd his natural constituents back, the rest of the flock has broken to the right and run off to follow John McCain.
Put her back with the flock.
Lack of empirical data related to the occurrence of waves concerns the associated flock density, flock size, location of attack (back, front, top or bottom of the flock), the kind of attack (dive or flight pursuit), cue identification time and behavioural aspects of changing orientation during escape manoeuvres.
At the back of the boat a paisley-shaped flock of squealing white begs for bad bread and complains about the meager portions.
He lay in the duck pen, seemingly relaxed and half-hidden by nettles, while the rest of the flock marched back and forth across the lawn.
New methods are being developed, such as tagging one bird and tracking it back to establish where other members of the flock roost.
JK Rowling has revealed details about four magical schools to rival Hogwarts, from the Japanese Mahoutokoro, to which children travel "on the backs of a flock of giant storm petrels", to the Brazilian Castelobruxo, hidden deep within the rainforest and protected by the Caipora, "small and furry spirit-beings who are extraordinarily mischievous and tricky".
Are they ready for the new throngs of admirers that will no doubt come flocking off the back of the attention the new album is bringing, perhaps ones who may have been previously scared off with some of the Decemberists' more experimental recordings?
The description of Mahoutokoro continues: "While day students, wizarding children are flown back and forth to their homes every day on the backs of a flock of giant storm petrels.
Labour's political chips are piled on the square of the board that says the turbulence of the world financial crisis will somehow energise the left and at the same time bring middle-of-the road voters flocking back in droves to the supposed safety of Brown.
