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Meanings of the bay in English
Association football club.
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Examples for "seagulls"
Examples for "seagulls"
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.
1
However, it was then handed back to Colwyn Bay because they had more manpower.
2
Within a Ford Escort in the middle of Colwyn Bay, it sounded overly dramatic.
3
He had found a lady at Colwyn Bay, whom he had known as a girl.
4
Animals from Colwyn Bay Mountain Zoo have been enjoying lollipops to keep cool in the recent heatwave.
5
So then I went to Colwyn Bay.
Usage of the bay in English
1
In the morning of the 10th, the Discovery arrived in the bay.
2
Police held the crowd at the bay and there was no violence.
3
We gazed west to the sea and shoreline towns across the bay.
4
She came because she didn't want the bay to change, she said.
5
Below them the blue waters of the bay gleamed in the sunshine.
6
Let Mr. Wallingford have the watch; he is familiar with the bay.
7
So we plied all night; and the next morning entered the bay.
8
Prudence and Fairy were sewing in the bay window of the sitting-room.
9
We hasten to send to the commanding naval officer in the bay.
10
He left the bay horse in the meadow and continued his journey.
11
On the fourteenth of April ships from England anchored in the bay.
12
Looks like you had run aground in the middle of the bay.
13
Further out in the bay, we were caught in a heavy squall.
14
There is the bay of the Seals, the peak of the Discovery.
15
But the town looked fine from the bay when we sailed in.
16
But the statement that they were drowned in the bay is correct.