Sentence examples for flock of crows from inspiring English sources
We were joined by a flock of crows.
And once a flock of crows just flew in out of nowhere.
We parked along a country road, lit cigarettes, cracked the window open, and watched the November night rush in like a flock of crows.
Minutes after Mr. Chambers walked out of the prison, all the reporters were gone and the flock of crows had flown away, too.
She recalled a moment from childhood right out of "The Birds," when, looking out of a school window, she saw a huge flock of crows rimming the playground.
They include a flock of crows flying into the camera, the devil suddenly lunging forward from his throne and a host of disembodied spirits flitting around.
The dogs upset the great flocks of crows — karasu — that nest in the foliage or perch insolently on the tombs and whose bitter cawing fractures the peace.
I spoke with Thomas this past July, on a soft summer evening in Kigali — the hour of sudden equatorial dusk, when flocks of crows and lone buzzards reel, screaming, between the trees and rooftops.
The script, written by Vitti, involved, among other things, a flock of pesky crows and a shareholders' meeting at the Springfield power plant.
It looked as if a flock of quarrelsome crows had flown in through an open window, gorged themselves, and flown away again.
A flock of hungry crows in May could easily peck through our family's vision of feasting on those delectable little ears of Golden Bantam come August.
