Sentence examples for the droves from inspiring English sources

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the droves

noun

A number of cattle driven to market or new pastures.

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But that's not stopping the droves of tourists and partygoers.

Doctors by the droves wrote in, agreeing with him.

The droves of critics who attended seemed, mostly, to let out a collective exhale of discontent.

And then there are the droves of visitors who will flock to the Games themselves.

The thieves escaped, taking advantage of the droves outside following the Carnival band.

Despite the danger, or perhaps because of it, ironwork drew adventurous young men by the droves.

But that's not stopping the droves of tourists and party-goers.

"Philophiles," as many call this new style species, are the droves of women who wear the Céline label with ardor.

Overwhelmed with the droves of "lost people" on Sunday, the system of announcements was largely turned over to the missing.

Gone are the droves of white-coated scientists surrounded by managers in suits anxiously awaiting the next cry of "eureka".

But the droves of subscribers never materialized, as Orbcomm, underfinanced, had a series of market and management missteps.

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