Usage of "the seagulls"

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Association football club in Falmer, England.

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Usage of the seagulls in English

I huddled away from the seagulls and the ospreys and the albatrosses. 
 Perdido Street Station 

You can sit on the pier and throw stones at the seagulls.' 
 White corridor 

However, other than the seagulls atop its roof this house shall remain uninhabited. 
 Radio NZ 

All I ask of you is one favor: Feed the seagulls. 
 The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair 

All the seagulls had departed, and the sea lions were mute for once. 
 In the shadow of the cypress 

As the morning mist rises the seagulls, fishermen and morning commuters are revealed. 
 The South African 

Crystal followed the seagulls out into the water and a wave took her. 
 The panic zone 

Even the sharp eyes of the seagulls must be deceived by this trick. 
 On the Seashore / Cassell's "Eyes and No Eyes" Series, Book VII 

Together, they watched the seagulls fighting over the scraps of bread. 
 The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair 

And the fireworks seemed to be designed for the seagulls along the coast. 
 The Irish Times 

On the bridge, a man was throwing bread to the seagulls. 
 Eyeless in Gaza 

For some time we all stood round in silence, while the seagulls cried. 
 Odd John 

Kyle rotting on a beach somewhere, food for the seagulls, white bones now. 
 Transgression: a novel of love and war 

But every year they unearth some surprising things among the debris and the seagulls. 
 News.com.au 

He would set springes for the seagulls, and snare the pigeons at Liberty Point. 
 For the Term of His Natural Life 

So you can feed the seagulls at your house. 
 The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair 

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Meanings of the seagulls in English