Sentence examples for began flocking from inspiring English sources

But, as word got out about the generous spread (champagne, sushi), people began flocking uptown.

There is a reason journalists began flocking to conventions once upon a time.

Soon, all their relatives began flocking to the school with their children.

Then about 10 years ago, Europeans began flocking here in the summer.

Palestinians began flocking to Orient House after the closure to show their support.

The Vietnamese community here is hardly new — refugees began flocking to Westminster, just six miles west, in the 1970s.

Over the last decade, men have begun flocking to fields long the province of women.

In recent years, Chinese backpackers had begun flocking to the valley.

A well-connected executive goes to court on insider trading charges and men begin flocking to fields dominated by women.

Typically, consumers begin flocking to debt-counseling centers in mid-January, when they start getting the statements showing their holiday credit-card spending.

The Boeing strike took place while several groups of professionals and white-collar workers who had long eschewed unions have begun flocking to labor's banner.