Examples of using Flocking in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This flocking instinct contributes to their economic significance as a single shepherd can control a large flock of animals.
Millions of migrant birds flocking to tropical Africa for food and warmth in winter are targeted by Eleanora's watchful squadrons.
brought academics flocking to her hometown of Lyme Regis.
Pictures in Gazan media and social networks show youths flocking to the registration points.
The sounds are sharp and frequent, and resemble flocking sounds, and will usually be made before sunset.
I wouldn't be surprised to see Chinese and Middle Eastern tourists flocking to the U.K. as their purchasing value has increased," said Edouard Meylan,
with tourists flocking to the city to enjoy the sunny weather, which can reach
But before you join the crowds flocking to Windscribe and sign up for the proverbial free lunch,
Every night you will catch thousands of gay men and women flocking to the streets of Frei Caneca,
I came to this view- that attention comes about due to the interaction between our interests and the resources shared by those interests as a whole- by thinking about flocking behaviour.
Shopping is a major theme, with BRICs flocking to Europe, Indians jetting off on low-cost carriers to purchase gold, and hotels being built
who were the first to start flocking to the state in late 1848.
they were the first to start flocking to the state in late 1848.
peach-colored breast, flocking, and so on.
even as the number of visitors flocking to see the country's skyscraper-studded capital and massive interoceanic canal has more
now you find couples of all ages flocking to workshops, or maybe just on their own in their own bedrooms,
This annual festival begins with participants flocking towards the ocean with gifts,
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In the yard, a flock of sparrows saw him and began to shout:".
You devour lambs from the flock and calves from the midst of the herd.