Though still popularly regarded as seagulls, many have moved inland, far from the seaside or saltwater.
In "Little White Lies" he plays Max, a successful restaurateur and the oldest of the group, whose members gather each summer at his comfortable, though far from extravagant seaside home.
Christian Estrosi, the regional president in Nice, said some of the city's 1,200 security cameras had pinpointed the moment Lahouaiej-Bouhlel boarded the truck, far from the seaside in the hills of Nice, loading his bicycle into the vehicle.
On Friday morning, police raided his apartment in the predominantly working-class north section of the city, where many minority residents live in complexes of concrete-block, high-rise buildings far from the seaside Promenade des Anglais that Bouhlel attacked.
Far from Colombo's shimmering seaside skyscrapers, the hollowed-out city of Jaffna seems stuck a generation behind the rest of the country.
Andrea's appetite cheers hearts at a company not far from Fregene, an Italian seaside resort about an hour west of Rome, that is trying a curious culinary experiment.
A compelling passage describes Juvenal's third satire, in which he dramatises his friend Umbricius's decision to leave Rome and embrace the rural life in Cumae (not far from the ultra-fashionable seaside resort of Baiae, on the bay of Naples).
In Rio de Janeiro, thousands protested in a gritty area far from the city's upscale seaside districts.
To those lucky enough to find it, in other words, the state is less Ellis Island than Club Med: an exclusive seaside getaway, far from the fang and claw of the usual tropical crowd.
Far from shuffling off to a seaside bungalow to see out their days in a fug of Countdown, cardigans and central heating, baby boomers are busy learning Italian, trekking to Machu Picchu or attending hot yoga classes.
Behind a fence in a seaside plot not far from the southern city of Khan Younis, Mohammed Salmi, 21, is minding his father's tanks.
