Sentence examples for flocks of heads from inspiring English sources

As the snow melted, flocks of heads poked out of the drifts.

"You can't legislate or buy depth but we're making some probes," said Dr. Billington, a 71-year-old historian and Russian specialist who diplomatically stressed that he has nothing against the capital city's hedgerows of think tanks and flocks of talking heads all now operating in the name of thoughtfulness.

Detroit's music community is buzzing about a new dance club slated to open in April or early May-just in time for the flocks of techno heads descending on the city for Movement.

For Ms. Gaffett, fall's enchantment lies in the reduced humidity, the optimal stargazing, the flocks of birds heading south for the winter and the surprisingly warm ocean.

It offered the placid beauty that has endeared Indonesia to visitors: files of men in robes and skullcaps trooping toward their mosques, flocks of children heading to school in the early morning with their snacks of sugar cane, groups of women waiting patiently by the roadside for transportation with huge pots and bundles balanced on their heads.

Instead of a flock of ducks heading south for the winter, I saw a bicycle messenger heading north, using a duck call to clear wayward pedestrians out of his way.

The rabbit stands on a hilltop of lollipop-swirled vegetation while watching a flock of geese head toward the setting sun.

Although separated by hundreds of light-years, these stars move through space together like a flock of geese heading south in a group called the Argus association.

Does a splash of Hugo by Hugo Boss have your flock of sheep heading for the hills?

"So many Great Egrets!" birder extraordinaire, Alvaro Jaramillo observed enthusiastically, "there's a flock of Ibis headed our way" Dorian Anderson, the biking birder, responded.

It's a idealic portrait of a small town, from kids on swing sets to teenagers on fourwheelers, to a flock of youth heading out, beers in hand, to witness a sunset.