Sentence examples for to flock around from inspiring English sources

They would take him to a bar, wait for the girls to flock around him, and then move in to flirt with them.

Have a boundary object: something for people to flock around, something that will kick-start potent conversation between people of inter-disciplinary skill.

Companies and leading cancer centers pay squadrons of public relations workers to flock around reporters to offer interviews with major researchers.

The drone was found a day before the International Fleet Review began, with crowds expected to flock around the harbour to see tall ships, warships and navy boats from around the word mark the 100th anniversary of the Royal Australian Navy entering the harbour for the first time.

This past Sunday, I decided to head over there and ended up wasting over two hours to shoot the hordes of people that came to flock around the NYFW bonanza.

Even though his superiors opposed him, he insisted on pressing into Kentucky, saying that his fellow Kentuckians would flock "around my banner as the Italians did to that of Garibaldi".

So, undeterred surfers continue to flock from around the world to the Mentawais, where a steady swell heaves waves onto the island chain's coral reefs.

Jorge Posada was stoic Tuesday afternoon as reporters flocked around, eagerly awaiting a response to the first salvo of World Series trash talk.

Many a traveler will tell stories of taking their baby to an Italian market, where immediately signoras will flock around to admire and coo over them.

Mr. Gifford said when he drives his to a local dairy bar on Sunday mornings, "people flock around to see what it is".

It would just be too weird to have them flocking around once more.