flock|flocks in English
noun
[flɑk /flɒk]
herd, pack; crowd; congregation of religious believers; tuft of wool; stuffing for upholstery
Use "flock|flocks" in a sentence
1. The infected breeder flocks are quarantined from uninfected flocks.
2. Feeding the Flocks
3. Shepherds penned their flocks.
4. The flocks Conceived before the rods, and the flocks brought forth streaked, speckled, and spotted
5. Flocks leave the roost in waves.
6. Protecting the Flock
7. A flock of mercenaries.
8. Most Accentor bird species live in flocks.
9. And all their flocks have been scattered.”
10. The shepherd tended a flock.
11. Eventually only black sheep remained in these flocks.
12. As a result, the spiritual flocks are increasing.
13. Furthermore, flocks of sheep graze there, as foretold.
14. Your assets are tied up in your flocks.
15. They are gregarious birds and feed in flocks.
16. They came in flocks to see the procession.
17. These were clinically normal flocks with unexceptional mortality.
18. He lived to shepherd the flock!
19. Bantams are a common favorite for smaller backyard flocks
20. Abraham lived in Beer-sheba and pastured flocks nearby
21. □ Why did crowds flock to Jesus?
22. He keeps a flock of sheep.
23. A flock of crows wheeled overhead.
24. They boasted about their sons, daughters, flocks, and cattle.
25. Overhead, flocks of pelicans cruise like large-bellied gliders.