| "A crow in a flock of phoenix" | |
| "All London will flock to hear it." | |
| "All the birds have come along, all the birds, all of them... Blackbird, thrush, finch and starling, and the entire flock of birds. | |
| "And round that early-laurelled head" "Will flock to gaze the strengthless dead" "And find unwithered on its curls" | |
| "And there were in the same country "shepherds abiding in the field, "keeping watch over their flock by night. | |
| "A crow in a flock of phoenix" | |
| "All London will flock to hear it." | |
| "All the birds have come along, all the birds, all of them... Blackbird, thrush, finch and starling, and the entire flock of birds. | |
| "And round that early-laurelled head" "Will flock to gaze the strengthless dead" "And find unwithered on its curls" | |
| "And there were in the same country "shepherds abiding in the field, "keeping watch over their flock by night. | |
| "I will withhold the rains and cause the fields and vineyards to dry up the flocks to grow thin. | |
| "Where the grey flocks in ferny glens are feeding; | |
| "the carrion birds are falling upon our flocks..." "come with me." | |
| # Penguins in flocks on the rocks do it | |
| (Exhales) Birds fly in flocks, okay? | |
| "I will withhold the rains and cause the fields and vineyards to dry up the flocks to grow thin. | |
| "Where the grey flocks in ferny glens are feeding; | |
| "the carrion birds are falling upon our flocks..." "come with me." | |
| # Penguins in flocks on the rocks do it | |
| (Exhales) Birds fly in flocks, okay? | |
| "... the cream of Moscow society had flocked to the annual ball. | |
| "Birds have flocked in from beyond borders." | |
| "Birds have flocked to the walls of the country." | |
| "When she sang, the fishes flocked to listen. " | |
| All flocked to this new light: | |
| "The little hamlet where sophisticated urbanites are flocking." | |
| "The plan was to set up positions here, but the locals are flocking the area." | |
| (Gordon) Brittany has gotten the word out that she's in charge tonight, and people are flocking into the hotel. | |
| - How much is the flocking? | |
| - Oh, the flocking's free. | |
| "... the cream of Moscow society had flocked to the annual ball. | |
| "Birds have flocked in from beyond borders." | |
| "Birds have flocked to the walls of the country." | |
| "When she sang, the fishes flocked to listen. " | |
| All flocked to this new light: | |
| "The little hamlet where sophisticated urbanites are flocking." | |
| "The plan was to set up positions here, but the locals are flocking the area." | |
| (Gordon) Brittany has gotten the word out that she's in charge tonight, and people are flocking into the hotel. | |
| - How much is the flocking? | |
| - Oh, the flocking's free. | |
