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Meanings of seagulls in English
Association football club.
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Class of 4 British 4-4-0 locomotives.
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Usage of seagulls in English
1
The eagles and the seagulls are scarcely as interesting as the swans.
2
The seagulls flew about the masthead and dipped into the blue water.
3
Flocks of seagulls swoop over a small fleet of rusty fishing boats.
4
Outside, jetblack cormorants line the breakwaters and snow-white seagulls circle in clouds.
5
The seagulls, driven up from the sea, were screaming about the house.
6
I panicked and started monologuing about seagulls and how they walk funny.
7
Above, in a sky still pink with dawn, seagulls wheeled and called.
8
I have swapped noise for peace and honking cars for squawking seagulls.
9
They walked gingerly over it, interrupted by the thud of falling seagulls.
10
Off in the distance the sound seagulls squawking mingled with guitar music.
11
She sat up in the chair as two seagulls approached her cautiously.
12
I huddled away from the seagulls and the ospreys and the albatrosses.
13
Among them are wild ducks, large wood-pigeons, seagulls, rails, parrots, and parrakeets
14
I watched the sky grow lighter and seagulls soar past the windows.
15
You can sit on the pier and throw stones at the seagulls.'
16
However, other than the seagulls atop its roof this house shall remain uninhabited.
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Seagulls through the time
Seagulls across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common