Sentence examples for like flocks from inspiring English sources
Sir Thomas Browne described the voters around the market cross as "like flocks of sheep" during the unusually close elections of 1678, at the height of the Exclusion Crisis.
In fact they come like flocks of sheep.
These islands also offer a rare opportunity to see other spectacles like flocks of parrots, dolphins and jumping manta rays.
On a good, windy afternoon, all the sails are like flocks of butterflies out on the blue, blue sea.
And short of that he had "the demons" to contend with, anxiety, rage, regret and shame, which kept him company like "flocks of black birds".
Dealing with transient conspiracies that are based around charismatic individuals, whose members come together like flocks of birds and disperse, creates huge difficulties.
Disclaimer: I like Flock and the Flock employees.
It's the Flux Foundations latest project a tree-like flock of umbrellas that made its debut in June at the Electronic Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas.
Extended families walked what looked like entire flocks of dogs, many also dressed in Santa costumes.
A lemming like flocking to McCain - by the day more conservative?
It was also a good eye game, successfully repeated in surface textures, like flocking and the deep-pool shimmer of evening pieces embroidered with thousands of tiny sequins.
