Sentence examples for flocked up from inspiring English sources

On a recent Saturday night, the casino was almost empty as visitors flocked up one flight to the Marquee nightclub, where one inebriated partygoer threw up in line.

Stories of the streams of musicians, journalists and artists like Ginger Baker and George Harrison flocking up its narrow staircases fossilised the year he spent there from '68–'69 in folklore, but the place was already part of music consciousness.

Stories of the streams of musicians, journalists, and artists like Ginger Baker and George Harrison flocking up its narrow staircases fossilized the year he spent there from '68–'69 in folklore, but the place was already part of music consciousness.

Instead of flocking up the steps of St. Isaac's Cathedral, as usual on Sunday morning, they were all silently winding their way, singly or in small groups, in the direction of the Winter Palace.

And so I re-joined my flock, up on Brokeback.

Welfare: Small flocks (up to 1,000 birds) roam outdoors, on land planted with vegetation.

In newly infected flocks, up to 30% of ewes may abort in the last trimester of gestation or give birth to weak or dead lambs.

More than 500 people — from the age of 14 and up — flocked to Flushing on Thursday with the hopes of joining Fowler this year.

As chancellor, Mr. Brown celebrated the "light touch" regulation of the City of London under which American banks and investment houses flocked to build up their London operations.

Shoppers flocked to pick up crewnecks and turtlenecks that rang in at a fifth of the price of their fancier Italian counterparts.

Now firms aplenty have flocked to set up space in trendy, and pleasant, South Park; nine according to a recent Re/Code story.