Examples of using Flocked in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
Students flocked here from all over Europe.
Tens of thousands of people flocked in to help.
People flocked, begged, to be in his presence.
During the Soviet era,Western communists flocked to Moscow.
Around the edge of the pile flocked small nasty goblins called bankers.
Flocked garlands are similar to pine garlands but are covered in an artificial substance that resembles snow.
Many people even visitors flocked to the choose and buy flowers.
If he had announced himself as the Messiah, and raised a revolt against Rome,priest ad people would have flocked to his standard.
Thousands of people flocked to Graceland to see his open-casket funeral.
Throughout the coliseum crowds roared and people flocked to see the latest fight.
I mean, the way you've flocked off to follow Castiel tells me you need to follow someone.
In Belgrade, even those who have never gambled before have flocked to try their luck.
In fact, consumers flocked to shopping centres throughout the week, particularly during Valentine's Day.
On this day in history, 1886,people flocked to New York City in droves.
Many flocked to help out in the war, but this act betrayed codes of the Thieves' World that one must not ally with the government.
The world's most dangerous villains have flocked to Jump City for the annual Crime Convention.
Students flocked to the University when teaching resumed in the winter semester 1945/46, and there were five times as many students as before the war.
Within months, people from all over the world had flocked to the island continent in search of their own riches.
Coming from the stables of one of the biggest tech companies in theworld Hangouts definitely showed promise, which is why users flocked to the messaging app.
Students from all over the country have flocked this city and enrolled in the higher education institutions available.
The Taliban is comprised of indigenous Afghan fighters,not the foreign jihadists who flocked to the battlefield to join Daesh.
Roughly 400,000 thousand music lovers flocked to Bethel, New York for the Woodstock Music& Art Fair in August, 1969.
Turkey's only museum which is one of Europe's leading locomotive anda steam locomotive museum is located in the village of Selçuk district of İzmir summerhouse flocked to the domestic and foreign tourists.
Without any means to feed themselves, tens of thousands have flocked here to Dadaab, Kenya- home to the world's largest refugee camp.
The students who flocked to Cambridge soon arranged their scheme of study after the pattern which had become common in Italy and France, and which they would have known in Oxford.
Most Montenegrins were greatly enthusiastic about Petar's canonization, and many flocked to his tomb in Cetinje to celebrate the event.
In October of 1985,a group of people flocked to the mall used to film the Twin Pines Mall to see if Marty would arrive in the DeLorean.
Owing to Beijing's status as a cultural and political capital of China, many local andinternational students have flocked in this city, to study in various colleges and universities.
Flocked garlands are especially appealing when the decorator wants to give the impression of a snowy Christmas, and the traditional pine garland mixed with the snowy flocking creates just that appeal.
Like the Tulip mania in 17th century Holland and the stock market crash in 1929 America,naïve regular people flocked to the irrationally exuberant market, as did other stock trading operations.