Sentence examples for flocks of chickens from inspiring English sources
"You've got guys wading into flocks of chickens," he warned.
The city has placed 14 small flocks of chickens in similar coops across the city.
In the bird flu outbreaks of 2005 through 2007, certain flocks of chickens in Asia carried deadly strains of influenza.
Health workers have long relied on flocks of chickens as an early warning system for mosquito-borne infections.
Some evil spell had settled on the community: mysterious maladies swept the flocks of chickens; the cattle sickened and died.
Influenza A(H5N1) has been known to kill birds since 1961, and only last spring it devastated flocks of chickens in Hong Kong.
For example: "A west-country gentleman, not much acquainted with the ways of London, expressed great surprise, a few nights ago, at the flocks of chicken prostitutes which he observed before Somerset House, and which he actually mistook for the pupils of some large boarding-school.
The model explicitly incorporates interactions among flocks of chicken and duck poultry, as these are known to be the primary contexts of influenza transmission.
The model explicitly incorporates interactions among flocks of chicken and duck poultry, as these are known to be the primary contexts of influenza transmission and control measures can readily target locations such as farms and markets where large numbers of poultry are present.
