Sentences with phrase «flock in»

The girls and I agreed we really needed another chook flock in our backyard lives.

I have been wanting to flock a tree for a few years now but have never been able to find flock in Canada.

Rents Skyrocket as Temporary Residents Flock in Nearby Cities to Get Away From Short - Term Health Effects

China might not have welcomed the crypto phenomenon with open arms but it has remained to be one of the biggest bitcoin mining what sources where miners flock in for solving complex mathematical riddles using their computer and are awarded in terms of virtual coins for their efforts.

As more and more people flock in Atlanta, personal injury accidents are possible to happen.

and the Jays start dive bombing the squirrels... They keep up this bombardment of the squirrels as the squirrels attempt to harvest the seeds... so the squirrels drop their maple seeds, and then go back for more... and every time a squirrel actually has one or more maple seeds in its mouth or paws... the Jays flock in and harass it until the seed is dropped...

Following news last weekend that a small village in Switzerland announced a ban on tourist photography because their village was «too pretty for Instagram,» tourists have begun to flock in by the hundreds, and the ban has been lifted.

As the last of the winter's snow melted, it revealed our inviting back patio, where the sage and oregano was just beginning to poke through in the herb garden on the perimeter, bird feeders begging to be refilled so that the birds could flock in

Is a black swan still a black swan in this sense, when there have been birds of a similar hue in the flock in the recent past, but the ornithologists have concocted a theory that there can be no more black swans in the future?

The vague premise was that more tourists would flock in to the UK's answer to the Mediterranean, so café owners ought to start preparing for something that MIGH happen by... What?

The gullible tourists flock in all the same, not knowing art from garbage.

Ann Gallagher, Head of Collections (British Art) at Tate and the curator of the Damien Hirst exhibition explains ArtFunded work Away from the Flock in more detail.

Introduced by Elizabeth Dee and Darren Flock in the 2010 New York Art Fairs, it is still free and open late.

Taking down an enemy in stealth is easy — in principle — get behind them and hit X. However, considering how the game wants you to play stealthily, you can't hide or even move bodies — this means if you take someone down, the enemies will flock in to stare at the dead body for about 30 seconds then just get on with their routine as if nothing happened.

This is the French - accented island where the rich and famous, the celebrities and their coteries flock in season.

Visitors flock in great numbers to enjoy the centuries - old art and culture as well as fantastic Spain beaches, memorable dining and shopping, and vibrant nightlife and entertainment.

Peak Season - As with most places, summer, tends to be the main time for tourists to flock in.

However, such spectacular sites can come at a price: during the summer months tourists flock in their thousands, and for anyone uncomfortable with crowds, the city can be a little stifling.

Khlong Chao Waterfall Once visited by King Rama VII, this is the most popular waterfall on Kut and it gets especially busy with Thai visitors who flock in on holidays and weekends.

You can also learn and make friends from pros from across the globe who flock in for practice and competitions.

With magazines like Islands and Travel and Leisure naming the island one of the best to live on, tourists flock in droves, and the rental market is quite strong.

The dogs were used for water rescue, herding, guiding cows and sheep to market and for guarding the flock in Scotland and England.

He watched migrants and then the summer birds flock in.

The first gaming system we've seen with the new AMD Athlon 64 FX - 60 processor, the Raptor has soared to the head of the flock in gaming performance.

Fans of Carrey will, of course, flock in numbers to see this film, and if I were to guess based on how they generally received his early work, they will probably be the most forgiving of him if he makes a bad film, as long as they get to see Jim be Jim.

Prophetically, he was felled by a bullet in Memphis the day after warning his followers that he might not get to the Promised Land with them, a thinly - veiled allusion to Moses» last address to his flock in the Bible.

Still, I suppose Mike has nothing to feel sorry for when audiences flock in droves to endure more of his visual and aural assault on their senses, in 3D IMAX no less, perhaps the cinematic equivalent of feeling shitfaced after stumbling feebly out of the theaters once it's all over.

So many people flock in these seminars with the hope of finding their soul mates.

«This report describes the first detection of HPAI H5N1 virus in North America, and this virus has since been detected in a backyard flock in British Columbia, Canada,» said Hon Ip, a USGS National Wildlife Health Center scientist.

Yet when the laity were interrogated as to the sufficiency of their parson in the role of preacher and teacher, they gave him a favorable report, and one may well conceive that he who could not parse the Latin Mass might be able to instruct his flock in the rudiments of faith and conduct.38

He should stick to his guns (no matter how obsurd, if that is how he and his church really feel) and lead his flock in church and leave them to their own elsewhere.

But this pastor is like most and will probably never truly be brave and try to protect his flock in gods name by trying to at least minimize the violence against people by advocating the ban of some of these horrible weapons that kill.

+ + Rowan Cantus needs to see to his own flock in England.

The priest or pastor is sometimes confused today as to what constitutes his real role, for it seems so much more limited than it was in an earlier day when he was a «father - in - god» to his flock in every possible way.

Hmmmm... keeping their flock in the dark and feeding them guilt until they are crushed by their own weight... what isn't Christian about that????

It is a fundamental requirement for believers to stay, or be kept ignorant to keep the flock in tact.

Has he ever heard of shepherding his flock in the right direction??? This is probably the saddest news story of 2012.

Bishops should not be subject to lay or state supervision and they should not cease to be fathers and pastors of their flock in the love of Christ.

The owl, for all his feathers, was a-cold; The hare limped trembling through the frozen grass, And silent was the flock in woolly fold.

A minister who suffered severe emotional deprivation in his childhood relationships, and whose self - esteem is therefore damaged, will subtly manipulate his flock in ways that will cause them to feed his exorbitant need for approval and love.

Christ the Good Shepherd remains present to His flock in Peter and his successors until the end of time.

Ultimately, Pius XII chose not to sacrifice the Church's ongoing care for its flock in a desperate gamble of this kind.

So we are to assume that the shepherd left the flock in the care of other shepherds who shared the fold with him and went off to look for the missing animal.

They are totally out of touch with how the every day person lives and are fleecing the flock in the name of religion.

You see, the Papa needs lots of non-critical thinking servants to procreate lots of baby, Roman Catholic - bots to indoctrinate into the faith, so as adults, they too can flock in kind, to see the greatest fraud ever foisted upon the World.

If these people supposedly have the answers to the universe and an eternal afterlife, shouldn't people be flocking in droves?

The «handful of drunks» watched with mingled joy and amazement as thousands flocked in seeking help.

Jesus was born in the late spring or summer because shepherds still had their flocks in the fields.

Edersheim claims there were shepherds at a place called Migdal Eder, near Bethlehem, who were commissioned by the Jewish priests to keep temple flocks in a specific pastureland year - round.

The difference with this (which makes it somewhat better IMO) is that in every other growing market it's the big time, industrial investors who get in early and then they profit when normal people start flocking in.