Sentence examples for flocking again from inspiring English sources

And yet after a two-month lull, Africans are flocking again to Dirkou on their way to Libya.

With the young and ambitious flocking again to northern California to launch Internet companies, there were signs one recent morning that startup mania has taken hold even behind the faded granite walls of California's most notorious prison.

From one pulpit, though, a priest urged obedience, telling his flock again and again to submit to church teachings and accept the will of God.

Groups 11-13 came into contact with the infected flock only at pasture, for varying lengths of time, while Groups 8-9 had no direct contact with sheep, but grazed pasture previously grazed by the infected flock, again for varying lengths of time.

Camera crews flocked there again on Tuesday to capture the reaction to the lowering of interest rates by the Federal Reserve.

When shocks from the Asian crisis pulsed through the country, and Brazil devalued the currency in 1999, plenty flocked out again.

Italy's main stock index was Europe's worst performer on Monday, a day when United States stocks were also dragged down and investors flocked yet again to the safe harbor of American and German government bonds.

The moral outrage surrounding the cases of Rice and Peterson calmed down fairly quickly and audiences flocked yet again to stadiums around the country.

Now that these "exploding ARMs," as they were known, have vanished, subprime borrowers are again flocking to F.H.A. loans.

Now that foreigners are again flocking to India's stockmarket (see chart), capital inflows are once more playing on the RBI's mind.

Customers are once again flocking to their shop to receive packages mailed by family members in Ecuador and to send money transfers back home.