Sentence examples for flocking back to from inspiring English sources

Foreign investors are even flocking back to Indian stocks.

Persimmon, Britain's biggest housebuilder, said customers were flocking back to view new build homes.

Part of the reason top-tier indie filmmakers are flocking back to the Weinsteins involves an ailing industry.

The French and the rest of Europe are flocking back to London because of the devaluation of the pound.

"But people are already flocking back to the river's edge with limited concern for the possibility of flood," he says.

Nor is merely leveling the playing field likely to bring international investors flocking back to the Bovespa, analysts say; what is needed is new blood.

Over three successive Fridays, protesters have flocked back to Tahrir Square.

But in the 2010 midterm elections, they flocked back to the Republicans.

Readers flocked back to the MEN website on Wednesday morning, with the lead story reaching 100,000 views by mid-afternoon.

After his election, many people, myself included, flocked back to a party they'd completely written off.

The Nasdaq, which had been battered in March and April, soared a record-breaking 19percentt last week as investors flocked back to the technology stocks that dominate its ranks.