If people one day start flocking to the big-screen adaptation of Mystery, Murder, and Love Laced Within a Bouquet of Lies by Roberta L Smith, remember where you saw it first.
If hit TV drama Broadchurch, which starts a second series tomorrow, hasn't put Dorset on the map, the release of Thomas Vinterberg's film of Far From the Madding Crowd in May should have people flocking to this rolling landscape in, well, madding crowds.
Labour are shitting themselves – they are seeing young people flocking to the Greens and are trying to reverse that.
Tourists are flocking to Selfridges, and Bond Street in Mayfair is in effect the world's biggest duty-free shopping centre because it is easy for wealthy foreigners to claim back VAT from UK Customs & Excise.
Then a sudden geometry hits the eye, like birds flocking.
Consumers are flocking to the posh brands and forsaking the more mundane executive models made by the likes of GM, Ford or Toyota.
That reflects a broad trend: millions of migrants, most of them Hispanic, have moved to the South and Midwest in recent years, flocking to small towns and rural counties that last saw hefty in-migration in the days of crinolines, carpet-bags and spats.After a thoughtful speech defending immigration ("It keeps us young, and it keeps us invigorated," he said), Mr Obama took questions.
Across China, anxious parents are flocking to have their infants tested for kidney stones.
Encouraged by Arctic governments and dwindling reserves elsewhere, oil companies are flocking north like migrating geese to explore the continental shelves of Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Norway and Russia.
Lexington is one of many towns in Nebraska, Iowa and other Great Plains states revived in part by immigrants flocking to work in slaughterhouses.All things being equal, of course, the plants would prefer to have legal workers.
A new Maidan revolution could happen at any time the smell of burnt tyres is in the air.Western leaders, the story goes, have realised their mistake and are flocking to make amends with Vladimir Putin, the magnanimous Russian leader who tried to warn them against supporting Ukraine.
