Sentence examples for flocking toward from inspiring English sources

He was a middle-class intellectual who despised the middle class and was contemptuous of intellectuals, a Socialist whose abuse of Socialists — "all that dreary tribe of high-minded women and sandal-wearers and bearded fruit-juice drinkers who come flocking toward the smell of 'progress' like bluebottles to a dead cat" — was as vicious as any Tory's.

But the president may also take aim at progressives on the left of his party, who are currently flocking toward Bernie Sanders in search of ways to reduce income inequality and restore aspects of the American dream they believe have been lost in the modern economy.

Short-sellers are flocking toward SAM, as evidenced by the latest figures.

That is to say, people aren't necessarily flocking toward the iPod touch because it's the better portable media player, just that it so happens to have FitBuilder or City Transit on there.

My speculated cure was to be found in beach-abundant Goa among a large portion of the more than 2 million annual international and domestic visitors flocking toward the Arabian Sea.

The fly population should be minimal at that time, which will prevent horse flies from flocking toward the animals' wounds.

Couples, noticing the T-shirts, flocked toward the group.

Fans flocked toward the exits, no longer dressed appropriately and not able to see much anyway.

Instead, he looks at a frequently derided facet of sixties counterculture: the people who flocked toward the communes and the subsistence movements.

And then when he faded away, instead of rallying around Clinton, the voters flocked toward the least-known person in the pack, former Senator Mike Gravel of Alaska.

When Joe Frazier walked into the arena at 10 20 p.m., sharply dressed in a black pinstripe suit and straw hat, the cameras flocked toward him.