Sentence examples for flocked over from inspiring English sources
This is a new situation for the Sun Belt, Dr. Frey said, where people flocked over the past decade for work in areas that were booming.
Still, Te'o had all but chosen Southern California, where players of Polynesian descent have flocked, over Notre Dame and Brigham Young.
In the Northeast, New Yorkers flocked over the bridges and through the tunnels to New Jersey yesterday, to buy the $1 tickets in anticipation of last night's drawing.
By Tuesday afternoon, hundreds of volunteers waited in line to check into Lakewood Church to help organize blankets, clothes, diapers and other supplies to be shipped off to nearby George R. Brown Convention Center, where displaced residents have flocked over the past few days.
They had flocked over the past decade to this small town of 1,400 people among the cattle farms in the southwest corner of the state because of the beautifully preserved 1880's buildings that lined its two-block main street.
The US decision to end TPS could have repercussions in Canada, where thousands of Haitians flocked over the summer due to fears of deportation.
"We had really expected that by late November, the work would be done and people would be flocking over the busy Christmas season to see our new president-elect," said Janine Scarpello, the general manager of Madame Tussaud's New York.
Since the onset of the crisis, the euro has surged in value against the British pound, which circulates in Northern Ireland, making prices in northern stores so irresistible that southerners are flocking over the border in record numbers.
Recently, with the Canadian dollar - also known as the Loonie (perhaps because you had to be a lunatic to vacation in Canada) - having dropped as much as 16percentt against the dollar, Americans have been flocking over the border.
UK shoppers flocked online over Christmas to avoid the trek to overcrowded shops.
So many Philadelphians have flocked here over the years that locals call it "South Philly with grass".
