They rally to us, by the hundreds.

They'll pour out of the hills.

And still men poured into police headquarters.

When the American army broke through, he knew we would all leave.

Irish workers are leaving in droves to Canada, Australia, and the United States. Spanish workers are streaming into Romania, which until recently had been a major source of agricultural labor in Spain.

But at least another 150 million famers are still coming into the labor market, competing for higher paying jobs.

On another front, the plight of countries receiving asylum seekers should not be overlooked, especially where there are mass influxes.

On another front, the plight of countries receiving asylum seekers should not be overlooked, especially where there are mass influxes.

We should have had 250,000 troops streaming into Iraq on the heels of that Leviathan sweeping towards Baghdad.

In addition to the problems of refugees and displaced persons, the pace of urbanization was accelerating as a result of the number of people flocking to urban areas in search of employment.

And she turned her face toward the streaming panes of the window of the railway carriage and gazed out at the gray rain storm which looked as if it would go on forever and ever.

The new generation of singers is just the tip of a vast influx of global vocalization. (The most charismatic singer in the Munich Ring was the woodbird from Siegfried, the Russian born Anna Virovlansky.)

Denied their Iraqi and Afghan bases by Western intervention, al Qaeda militants are now flocking into Syria from Libya and Iraq, and are probably responsible for some of the recent terrorist atrocities in Aleppo and Homs.

The early hours of Friday morning in the Manama souq area attract Indians, with their oiled hair, ironed clothes, and different tastes.

Sorceress, tranced, ecstatic, stock still on the sidewalk ragged coat hanging agape, passersby flowing around her, her mouth torn suddenly open as though in a scream, silently though, as though only in her brain or breast had it erupted.

Millions of rural Chinese annually flood into the country s cities in search of employment but China s export led growth, which previously masked the macroeconomic costs of corruption and excessive state intervention, is slowing.

Thirty years of rapid growth brought only half of China s famers (about 200 million people) into the industrial or service sectors, where their wages doubled. But at least another 150 million famers are still coming into the labor market, competing for higher paying jobs.