Sentence examples for well flocking from inspiring English sources

Some states, including Georgia, Indiana and North Carolina, had "false waves" of swine flu in the spring, Mr. Olson said, which seemed to have been caused by the "worried well" flocking to hospitals.

Regular service should be restored next weekend, when families are expected to rush in to see The Lego Movie and teens may well flock to Vampire Academy.

Prospective acting majors may well be flocking to accounting or criminal justice after seeing this show, a comedy called "Owed to My First Love" that is receiving its world premiere at the Wilkins Theater at Kean.

Of course, there are seasonal worshipers among Christians as well, with some flocking to church only at Easter and Christmas.

In Piccadilly, central London, before the pageant, the BBC's Sangita Myska said there had been a "huge crush" as well-wishers flocked to greet a surprise visit by the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall to a street party where 500 tables had been set up.

Given the commotion Sir Paul caused at the Critics Choice Awards as fans and well-wishers flocked to his table, we're guessing an Oscar nomination may be the next nod in Sir Paul's direction.

If the city's plans for redevelopment went well, tenants would start flocking to the far West Side, choosing that area over new Lower Manhattan office space.

Well, human beings are flocking to mobile platforms in droves.

LP's are flocking to well known funds with great track records and the net result is that several mega funds have raised $1B+.

This "experience economy" is alive and well with millennials -- flocking to Nashville in droves -- particularly valuing experiences over stuff.

But it is also partly a function of the number of young well-educated Latin Americans flocking to south Florida.The United States occasionally tries to deter this embarrassment of riches.