Rebels had flocked there from Misurata, the western mountains and other liberated towns.
Out-of-work artisans had flocked to northern Oregon: carpenters, masons, weavers, engineers.
A year later, roughly 400 companies in Germany and elsewhere had flocked to the platform.
When we got there, everybody in the bar had flocked to this huge picture window.
Thousands of seminarians had flocked to those great institutions from inside and outside the region.
In summer 1930, architects had flocked to Sweden to visit the Stockholm Exhibition.
Earlier in the day, the people of France had flocked to polling stations around the country.
Under her gaze, my sense of decorum melted away; I suddenly understood why the women pilgrims had flocked to her.
Azzi admitted that the islands have long been officially out of bounds, but the boats had flocked there anyway.
By the third day of these new protests, tens of thousands had flocked to Tahrir, most of them young people who had not participated in the Islamists' march.
He cited the groups of Chinese tourists that had flocked to his store over the past two years in search of traditional watches from brands like Vacheron Constantin.
