Sentence examples for started to flock from inspiring English sources

"Parents started to flock to the school," she said.

But long before the politicians and the celebrities started to flock there, the island's pristine beaches and rugged beauty attracted teachers, writers and artists, including Jackson Pollock, who would dig in for the summer in cheap boarding houses.

"We felt that being situated between H&M and Zara, located at 42nd and Fifth, and the luxury shops in the 50s was a prime location that other retailers have started to flock to, since you can't build up on Fifth Avenue — only down," said Paul Marciano, the vice chairman and chief executive of Guess.

Within a few months, customers started to flock to Zendesk to try it out.

"As the neighborhood started to flourish, people started to flock there, and then businesses started to flock there," said Alan Solman, who co-owned King's Pharmacy in Williamsburg for nearly 13 years before the business closed earlier this month because of rising rents.

The under-15 crowd is starting to flock to these sites and that smells like money.

I think it's very significant that people of influence are starting to flock to Quora as the authoritative place to communicate with the world in long form.

He gives her national attention; she gives him a bit of credibility with Iowa evangelicals who were starting to flock to Cruz.

Fortunately, in recent years most American egg producers have started to vaccinate their flocks.

In Tennessee, authorities have started to cull the infected flock of 55,000 chickens in Lincoln County, to contain the highly pathogenic H7N9 flu, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

As the sun started to set, we saw a flock of wild turkeys by the side of the road and I knew that I was in the right place to fulfill my goal.