| The demons formed themselves into an attack pattern that was like a flock of geese, with their leader up in front. |
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| Today everyone from congressmen to city councilmen treat the drugmakers like a flock of geese. |
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| Whats sportsman is there who at some time may not have been crossed by a flock of geese or a plump of wild ducks as he has been shooting pheasants or woodcocks? |
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| When a herd of pigs came face to face with a flock of geese, an unholy racket of grunting and gabbling would ensue. |
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| The prison was situated on a hilltop that was also home to a flock of geese. |
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| Beside the swarm of butterflies there is also a flock of geese, bees and dragonflies frolicking around the table. |
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| His first day, he had to clip the wings of a flock of geese. |
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| After a morning of work in the bushes around Falcon Lake, he came across a flock of geese, a typical scene for rural Manitoba, and sat down at 11:00 a.m. to have his lunch. |
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| In the multi-purpose room of the Pavilion, a flock of geese heading north dresses up the ceiling, a fireplace stresses the importance of fire and tree crowns give natural character to the whole setting. |
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| In The Wonderful Journey of Nils Holgersson Through Sweden at one time Selma Lagerlof sends her small character on a flight with a flock of geese to the east across the Melaren Lake. |
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| They watched as one would watch a flock of geese. |
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| In a flock of geese, that position is exchanged. |
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| Bird strikes are not uncommon and the issue drew worldwide attention in January when a US Airways jet struck a flock of geese shortly after takeoff. |
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| A flock of geese, startled out of the campus lake, flew above the men like spirits. |
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| A flock of geese will move to protect the lead goose from the hunter. |
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| A flock of geese cut a V through water puddled atop the sludge. |
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| A flock of geese in a sanctuary of the Goddess Juno on Capitoline Hill squawked an alarm to alert the Roman defenders during an invasion of the Gauls in 390 B. C. and thus saved them from defeat. |
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