Sentence examples for or flocked from inspiring English sources

The glory and the problem of Miró are vivid at the show's start, in handsomely austere paintings on raw canvas, sometimes with written inscriptions, from 1927, and in the series that follows them: reliefs of odd objects attached to wood or flocked paper.

And seeing that symbol, they either stayed home or flocked to the opposition's "anti-government" anger.

Or flocking to "The Blair Witch Project," offspring of "Bride of Frankenstein".

Herding or flocking behaviour has been the subject of many studies and it serves here as an illustration of the computation of mutual information and its attendant difficulties.

The gathering together of parts that were once separate is similar to what occurs in swarming or flocking events among insects and birds.

Throughout the 1980s, mujahideen, or holy warriors, flocked to Afghanistan to support their fellow Muslims.

You can use paint or glitter glue to add sparkle, or even "flock" you tree.

[grex], of or belonging to the herd or flock.

Ravens in pairs or flocks may appear anywhere.

The animals are experiencing a condition previously undiagnosed in their herd or flock.

Pairs or flocks may be kept together by series of soft location notes.