Sentence examples for be a flock from inspiring English sources

"Instead of mating for life, why can't we just be a flock with benefits?" May 9, 2016.

"Iraqis are so goosey," General Haig drawled on Fox News, which, like other news channels, scrambled to interpret an image of the Baghdad skyline, "it might just be a flock of bats".

While Tolstoy lived, Chekhov said, "crude, embittered vainglory" was kept in the outer darkness; "without him the literary world would be a flock without a shepherd, or a hopeless mess".

Often he overlays slow-shifting drones with a flutter of texture; the visual equivalent might be a flock of birds against a sunrise, which would probably suit this band fine.

On closer inspection, what at first appears to be a flock of blackbirds perched in the rafters turns out to be discarded gloves stiffened into winglike shapes and fitted with fake beaks.

When Owl suggests that a family tree might be the best place to start determining one's roots, the tiger bounds off through the Hundred Acre Wood gazing up every tree trunk wondering if it could hold knowledge of the whereabouts of what he is sure must be a flock of relatives.

Kristol says that Gingrich is, at the very least, a former leader of the Republican Party, and so there will be a flocking to Gingrich in reaction to Romney.

"We were a flock of parakeets dressed in bright colors.

He cautioned that the object could have been a flock of birds.

This year it's a flock of ravens so noisy they wake everybody up.

It's a flock of sheep, eyes glinting in the beam as they hop out of the way.