Sentence examples for flock into from inspiring English sources

"They're [sending] the flock into the mouths of the wolves.

The pope did many things right, but guiding his flock into the 21st century was not one of them.

They graze a cell down, which may take a week or two or even more and then they "rotate" the flock into the next pasture.

In the late eighteen-fifties, idealistic would-be fighters, most of them young, educated middle-class men, began to flock into Piedmont in the thousands.

Yet today Afrikaners flock into black Soweto to watch rugby and whites and blacks both carry their vuvuzelas into World Cup games.

The bleak economic conditions of the 1970s allowed artists to flock into dirt-cheap apartments and ushered in the East Village scene of the early 1980s.

Dozens flocked into the store.

But investors flocked into the yen this week.

Western companies are flocking into the developing world to prepare for these new tourists.

They have left the great outdoors, graduated beyond the gap year, and flocked into the city.

These birds were used to lure wild flocks into the air.