Sentence examples for flocking from from inspiring English sources

"All those Eastern Europeans what are coming in, where are they flocking from?" she asked.

"All these eastern European what are coming in, where are they flocking from?" she said.

And still the unemployed are not flocking from, say, sunny Andalusia in southern Spain to the gray, rain-whipped shores of the North Sea in the Netherlands.

Duffy: You can't say anything about the immigrants because you're saying that you're … but all these eastern European what are coming in, where are they flocking from?

So when Gillian Duffy asked Gordon Brown infamously "where are they flocking from?", I can answer: we have been here a long time.

("All these eastern Europeans – where are they flocking from?") But the prime ministerial glass was very much half full rather than half empty.

Independents flocked from the hyper-partisan Bush Republican party to his side.

Visitors flocked from all corners of Europe to test him and came away stunned.

In the early 1990s, for instance, people flocked from New England to southern states.

The rich and famous flocked from nearby Geneva and from Paris, sometimes by helicopter.

It was more than a symbol, too, as thousands flocked from around the country seeking work.