Sentence examples for driven by a flock of from inspiring English sources
It was like watching a runaway steam train being driven by a flock of headless chickens.
Esther Louise Dorhout Mees, the brains behind the stitches, rooted the collection in the animal kingdom driven by an intrigue in flocks of birds.
MBAs flocked to San Francisco in increasing numbers in 2013, driven by a mix of idealism (not really) and the sense that startups were about to conquer the world.
Someone drove through a flock of dunlins — brittle-legged little shorebirds — on a beach in Washington, killing 93 of them ($5,500).
It's also used to imply that back in 1980 everyone went along with the viciously hostile reviews handed out to Cimino's liberal masterpiece by the American critics, a flock of sheep driven by a subconscious desire to apologise to Jane Fonda for having admired The Deer Hunter, a film she'd denounced as rightwing and racist.
Just get mauled by a flock of corgis.
A Chihuahua puppy was killed by a flock of seagulls in Devon, its owner has revealed.
At Piermont, they got stuck in mud flats, hemmed in by a flock of honking geese.
On Thursday, Dorian Nakamoto's house was immediately staked out by a flock of reporters.
Currently, it is a cluster of reeds frequented by a flock of swans.
