Sentence examples for will be flocking from inspiring English sources

But while he nurses his wounds, rival political leaders will be flocking to the Quirinale for talks with President Napolitano.

And on this evidence, fans will be flocking to see the all-time leading Socceroos scorer across the country.

Labor Day is summer's last hurrah, and families from across the country will be flocking to the beach this weekend to soak in some final rays.

He says the project is only just under way, and soon firms will be flocking to the UK for more than just tax reasons.

SAN FRANCISCO OPERA May 29-July 3. Fans of the "Ring" cycle will be flocking to San Francisco from all over the world for Francesca Zambello's new production of Wagner's epic operas.

YOU can stare all day at the stylists, photographers and designers who will be flocking in and out of the Bryant Park tents for the New York fashion shows this week and still miss the accessory of the season.

So obviously you'll be pleading to become part of it, and then you'll be flocking to Trafalgar Square to see it.

They'll be flocking to engineering classes.

I can't imagine who it's aimed at - presumably not the 11-year-olds themselves, who will find it all far too icky and will doubtless be flocking to watch Johnny Depp battle a giant sea monster in Pirates of the Caribbean.

For Microsoft to bet on Windows 8 and Metro, it must be fairly confident that either consumers will soon be flocking to touchscreen desktops or that manufacturers will be implementing touchscreen technology on all of their monitors in the coming year.

Tourists will soon be flocking.