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And as it approached, a gale of social media messages swirled, as New Yorkers "flocked" together, trying to make sense of events.

In Prague, tens of thousands of Czechs who flocked to hear him in the city's central square cheered his promise of nuclear disarmament.

Sky-watchers flocked by the thousands to Polynesian islands or booked passage on cruise ships to see the total solar eclipse.

Typical of this was the arrival on Tuesday of a sizeable group of Japanese tourists who flocked to "Hope. "

There was a day when a newspaper put "Winner of Pulitzer Prize" on the front page, and people flocked to read the Pulitzer Prize story.

Even though it was just a small hole-in-the-wall cafe, people from all around flocked to Mel's Diner to enjoy a genuine home cooked meal.

Journalists from all over the world flocked to the conference with notebooks full of pressing questions to ask the new record holder.

Girls flocked to this program, and so did a few boys. Gibby was one of those.

Sanlu in to hear the news of bankruptcy throughout the country hundreds of Sanlu flocked to a dealer.

The Associated Press reported that as many as 2, 000 people had flocked there in a frantic attempt to leave the country.

The relic has inspired generations of pilgrims who have flocked to see what they believe is the face of the crucified Jesus.

The children flocked around the Christmas tree .

Clients flocked to redeem money, which exposed the mismatch between the illiquid assets some mangers invested in and their volatile funding.

Audiences who flocked to "Gojira" were clearly watching more than just a monster movie.

Companies flocked from all over the world to take advantage of London's principles-based regulation and wide investor base.

All the people flocked to the bus trying to board it when it arrives at the stop.

Indians flocked to movie theaters to watch the widely-acclaimed movie "Slumdog Millionaire" when it was released Friday across the country.

As I started forward practically the whole population of the quarter flocked out of the houses and followed me.

Muggle flocked to see Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone which grosses nearly a billion dollars worldwide.

As the dollar has fallen, investors lately have flocked to the metal, which has traditionally served as an alternative to paper currencies.

People from almost every part of this planet flocked to China, they witnessed the great event and our economic achievement.

Investors flocked to the dollar, as they had throughout the crisis, as a possible harbor in a storm.

People have even flocked in from villages far from the city to see the Nano.

Christians from all over the world have flocked to Italy during the Holy Week with hopes of seeing the first Latin American pope.

Well-wishers flocked to his home in California to leave flowers and cards, as his family mourned inside.

People flocked to see cannons and battle axes at the Tower of London long before the National Gallery opened.

Nuns sang unseen beyond the altar and people flocked to hear their hidden choirs.

Neighbors and strangers flocked to him for advice and treatment.

For years, creative types from around China have flocked to the capital, often settling in low-rent communities far from the city center.

The children flocked around their teacher.

And Aristotle's pigeons went with the Church. They had flocked to praise Galileo to the skies, now they begin to peck him to death.

The children flocked round their teacher.

He left the valleys of coal and went to the coast, to Sully Ranny Bay and Lavernock, where the rich tourists flocked.

Other carpets and other textile floor coverings, of felt, not tufted or flocked, whether or not made up, of man-made textile materials.

The children flocked round their mother.

Yes, he walked through the crowd, look at them, also ignore what they said, put them not, kids all flocked to behind him, and proud of it.

Crowds flocked after the popular singer as she left the theatre.

Other carpets and other textile floor coverings, of felt, not tufted or flocked, whether or not made up, of wool or fine animal hair.

Tens of thousands of young fans have so far flocked to the festival.

Prices for U. S. government securities rose steadily as investors flocked to safer investments on fears of a U. S. recession.

Global capital and talent have flocked there and it now has plenty of dwellers who do not speak Shanghainese.

and colour figures and patterns can be printed before or after flocking work, which forms the multicolor composite flocked shoe sole.

Crowds flocked after the popular singer AS he left the theatre.

People flocked in their thousands to see her.

The students flocked round their teacher after class to ask many questions.

Questioners flocked round the speaker after the meeting.

Encouraged by the rapid emergence of India's economy, foreign investors ranging from Viacom and Disney to Turner have flocked to the sector.

After the painting's theft, the Louvre left its spot on the wall blank, and crowds flocked to pay respects.

The declining number of farm workers, who have flocked by the millions to the industrialized coast, has only added to those pressures.

Angry crowds flocked round the officials after the meeting.

Fans who were fed up with the staleness of the current pop music scene flocked to it.

As in previous years, thousands of tourists and local residents flocked to the site.

Foreign executives, architects and real-estate brokers flocked here for the seemingly limitless scope to pursue big projects.

The Chinese have flocked to this area since it provided some of the settings for a 2008 Chinese blockbuster comedy, "If You Are The One" .

Even adults flocked into theatres to watch this movie considered as an all time great science fiction movie.

Writers, artists, followers and peasants flocked to his funeral.

Far from fleeing greenbacks as the panic spread in mid-August, investors initially flocked to them.

As the European Union gradually loosened controls, Londoners flocked into Paris to shop, eat and buy property.

Following reports of scandalous conditions in orphanages there after the collapse of communism, outsiders flocked to adopt children.

Yesterday, when it reached eastern China, people flocked into the streets to witness the astronomical wonder.

Starting early this year, businesses with no credit rating or ratings below investment grade also flocked to the market.

But as advertisers have flocked to the site, there have been casualties along the way.

Roman notables once flocked to the city's pools, bathhouses, and other structures to enjoy the health benefits of the natural springs.

Foreign banks have flocked to China in recent years, amid rising consumer and corporate demand for retail and wholesale banking products.

During the past few days, many visitors have flocked into the town.

Americans flocked to these fairs to admire the new machines and thus to renew their faith in the beneficence (n. ) of technological advance.

Suddenly his voicehushedwhen he found that he had startled flocked ducks not too far from us.

The kids flocked to la escuelita ( "the little school" ), and the tutoring made a measurable difference.

The banks that survived were flooded with cash as depositors flocked to the relative safety of government-insured accounts.

It rarely happened that people in the town flocked to the theatre to see the new opera.

In recent decades many impoverished rural dwellers have flocked to the country's eastern cities, which have enjoyed a construction boom.

Conservationists claim that businessmen then flocked to the island and began ram pantly abusing this quota.

Basketball fans flocked to East Rutherford, New York on Monday for America's National College Basketball Final.

Despite all the violence, or maybe because of it, Chinese audiences have flocked to the movie.

Workers have flocked to southern China for plentiful manufacturing jobs in industries that offer better pay than farm work.

Crowds of people flocked to the compound in Abbottabad where Osama bin Laden had been hiding.

After initial fluctuations, the market flourished for its flexibility and businesses flocked in.

Audiences have flocked to films like "Avatar" , a vaguely ecological fantasy, and "Alice in Wonderland" .

Foreign firms have flocked to list on its main market and AIM, a less regulated market that it established in 1995.

People dressed themselves decently and flocked to the square for the celebration.

People flocked to social networks in 2006 in impressive numbers. And the money followed.

Thet flocked round Gavroche. But he had no time to tell anything.

Red flocked wallpaper and a Victorian decor set the tone.

Syria's state news agency said citizens flocked to polls across the country.

But many of the rest have done nicely as worried investors flocked to them, seeking safety.

The crowd flocked around the speaker.

Thais and foreign tourists flocked to the Army Headquarters to take picture with tanks and soldiers.

Rents on the majority of apartments are controlled; politicians flocked to defend the occupants.

Many millions have signed up, and private insurers have flocked to the scheme.

Old customers flocked into his store. He and Gloria adapted to changes in retailing and have built an even better business than before.

Hundreds of Kurds have flocked to the conflict zone to become "human shields" for the rebels.

Government bonds also resumed their downward path as investors flocked to equities.

No wonder investors have flocked back after a few months of panic.

Experts flocked in to discuss the marketing strategies of the new products.

Consumers have flocked to online travel agencies for great deals and suppliers are pushing us to expand distribution and extend their deals.

Even the marching mob of penguins in Batman Returns were flocked by Reynolds's algorithms.

We flocked around the class tutor just now.

Military enthusiasts and tourists flocked to Dalian in hope to view the carrier days before it set sail.

As news of the stampede spread, relatives flocked in to identify the victims.

We had somehow caught the spirit of the role of our sex and we flocked together for common moral schooling.

Young people flocked to slay monsters and gather virtual treasure and experience.

Germans, Italians, Poles and Americans flocked to fight under the Greek blue and white for the sake of democracy.

Television cameramen flocked to the territory's borders with China to film the arrival of the People's Liberation Army.

Military enthusiasts and tourists flocked to Dalian to view the carrier before it set sail.

And indulge they did, in huge numbers, as people flocked to the seaside in summer and gave FKK a try.

The faithful have flocked to the West Bank town of Bethlehem to celebrate Christmas.

Meanwhile, investors flocked to investments seen as safe havens.

In the week following Jackson's death millions of people flocked to the official Michael Jackson channel at YouTube.

Mutual funds and insurers have flocked in to diversify their portfolios and to spice up their returns.

Entrepreneurs from coastal provinces have flocked to Shanxi and other coal-rich provinces in recent years.

People flocked to the supermarket for the big annual sale.

Here, people flocked to the theaters, the restaurants, the shops and the brothels.

On Children's Day, the pupils, dressed in their holiday best, flocked to the People's Square for the celebration.

DANDIES and partygoers have long flocked to Brighton, a sunny escape in the busy south-east.

Opportunity beckoned and women flocked to Hollywood.

Immigrants flocked there from Italy, Poland and Mexico to dig up fuel for steam trains.

Admittedly, we did adopt some foods from the various immigrant groups who flocked to our shores.

Foreign distressed asset buyers have flocked to China before.

they flocked into an onrush of "people" yet is the viewer of the spectacular sight as small ants.

But the Gabonese flocked to cities, living in comparative splendor.

Millions with flu symptoms flocked to doctors and hospitals!

They flocked to the open field by the hundreds to praise Allah.

Shoppers who have flocked to online stores for their holiday shopping are losing privacy with every mouse click, according to a new report.

The GT 2160 maintains its stable platform, comfortable fit and smooth ride that runners have flocked to.

American couples flocked to China because its system is far smoother and more transparent than most.

In the US, investors flocked to longer dated bonds, buoyed by the Fed statement that it is evaluating plans to buy Treasuries.

Visitors flocked from all corners of Europe to test him and came away stunned.

Huge numbers of birds had flocked together by the lake.

Huge numbers of birds flocked together by the lake.

After class all the students flocked to the sports ground to watch the football game.

Last year, people around the world flocked to see the movie, the Lord of the Rings.

the young, flocked after the movie star to get his signature.

Gaming revenues increased by almost 60 per cent in 2010, as wealthy Chinese flocked from the mainland to the tiny territory.

Heaven should be flocked with gulls!

The crowd flocked into the stadium.

No wonder graduates flocked to finance.

Audiences flocked to 3-D movies, and they have been willing to shell out the roughly $3 premium tacked onto each ticket.

Japan's dining-out boom had its roots in the 1970s and 1980s, as incomes grew and rural populations flocked to big cities.

In Chicago, homeless people flocked to shelters amid a wind chill of 29 below.

International bankers flocked to Libya in recent years to advise the country on how to invest its oil riches.

They flocked there four seasons.

They have flocked to real estate and high-yielding wealth products to beat the measly 3. 5 percent mandated one-year deposit rate.

The crowds flocked into the hall.

From the mid-1960s to the late-1970s, about 17 million urban middle school grads answered Mao's call and flocked to the countryside.

In China, farm workers have flocked by the millions to factory and service jobs in coastal cities.

Residents in some Chinese cities flocked to buy iodized salt, believing it could help ward off potential radiation effects.

immigrants flocked to the car capital of the world in search of a job and the American Dream.

Like sheep, many of them flocked to borrow money to enhance returns, parlaying this as genius.

More than 10, 000 invited visitors flocked to the Maastricht art fair on March 18th, the day before the official opening.

The people flocked to the polling places in greater numbers than ever before in history.

Crowds of people flocked to the theater.

Immediately al the different kinds of animals, both birds and beasts, flocked around him.

People flocked to the street.

In the past six weeks over 40, 000 students, couples and company workers have flocked to the ghost house.

This isn't the first time hedge funds have flocked to Asia.

Meanwhile, investors flocked to the safety of gold, which sent bullion rising 0. 7 per cent to $1, 241. 72 a troy ounce.

People flocked to take part in the celebration and watch fireworks.

In recent years, several hundred Chinese companies have flocked to list in Hong Kong.

Hundreds flocked from China, where the movie is banned, to Hong Kong to watch the skin flick - even tour groups were organized.

In 2007, mainland Chinese visitors flocked to Hong Kong for the full-length version of Ang Lee's 'Lust, Caution. '

People flocked to see for themselves the marvel of green Paddy flourishing on the once barren desert land

Pilgrims flocked to Jerusalem last Friday, both for the start of the Easter weekend and for the Jewish festival of Passover,

immigrants from many other countries flocked to the United States in increasing numbers

The dairymaids and men had flocked down from their cottages and out of the dairy-house with the arrival of the cows from the meads;

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Hundreds of fans flocked to Abbey Road to walk across the famous zebra crossing to mark the 40th anniversary of the album

During the crisis, investors will have flocked to the biggest names in the market for defensive reasons;

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People from all over the world then flocked to Xi'an, Chang'an

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Dishonest enterprises flocked to the market

As a result, manufacturers propped up and investment flocked

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