Sentence examples for when flocking from inspiring English sources

Aplin, Farine, Mann, and Sheldon (2014) tested how these individuals made social decisions when flocking, and found that fast explorers used less social information and showed less social cohesion, suggesting a mechanism by which broad-scale differences in social structure may emerge (also see Boogert, Farine, and Spencer (2014)).

It might sound like a punishing schedule, but the 65-year-old photographer says he doesn't mind and doesn't lose focus on work even when flocked by art collectors and celebrity backers.

When flocks descended to drink, at times the birds that landed first would drown under the weight of newcomers".

One scene shows a "fall-out", when flocks of migrating birds are grounded in the wake of a storm.

Meanwhile Britain's farming unions are trying to get the rules relaxed, for example by requiring that tags be read only when flocks get to market.

The spell cast on Americans by the mantle of words goes all the way back to the first Great Awakening in the 1740s when flocks thrilled to Methodist preachers such as George Whitefield.

I spoke with Thomas this past July, on a soft summer evening in Kigali — the hour of sudden equatorial dusk, when flocks of crows and lone buzzards reel, screaming, between the trees and rooftops.

Hand milking is predominant even when flocks are large.

Curiously, with the predators now gone and the chaos over, this is when flocks of other birds like galahs and cockatiels arrived to drink.

It harks back to the tovaraşire (comradeship) that evolved when flocks were kept communally by groups of friends or villagers, and each owner took his or her turn to look after them and/or do the cheesemaking.

The loss of the nomadic lifestyle also marks the end of most hima practices that used to allow time for rangeland areas to regenerate, when flocks were away in other locations.