The word "seagull" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a type of bird that is commonly found near oceans, lakes, and other bodies of water. Example sentence: The seagulls soaring high above the beach filled the sky with their eerie cries.
In another of his Hebridean poems, MacCaig commended the "seagull voice" of his Gaelic Aunt Julia, so rooted in the terrain of Harris that she came to think with and speak in its birds and climate.
(It was a seagull on the roof. It sounded like a griffin).
According to a new book about Mars*, the secretive chocolate firm pays more than its rivals; but it also pushes its people harder and has a tendency to what one employee dubs "seagull management"—where top-most managers swoop down, make an unpleasant deposit and fly away.This sort of "soft" stuff has been preached before: Peter Drucker was talking about knowledge workers in the 1940s.
It can come as a sudden, giddying surprise, amid the fairground tat of piers, to see the sea crawling darkly under your feet as you sip your cup of tea, or a seagull flying below you.
He has clashed often with the city council, which is dominated by Mormons.He points with mock pride to a cartoon on his office wall of a Mormon politician showing his picture to a tough-looking seagull (a Mormon symbol) and telling the bird to "make it look like an accident".The mayor says that relations between Mormons and non-Mormons are "quite strained".
An important sanctuary for waterfowl such as the cormorant, great blue heron, and seagull, it is one of eight nesting areas for white pelicans in the western United States.
Can't believe someone actually gave Ketamine to a seagull!
The lads over here in Ibiza have got sally the seagull fucked up of a chip with some KETchup on it! pic.twitter.com/rWtS3bqNwj Ketamine is a powerful anaesthetic drug used in operations, but also as a recreational drug.
Indeed, go to the Globe now and, even if the audience behaves beautifully, the actors will still be competing against planes, sirens and – last time I was there – a vengeful seagull.
A pensioner became a prisoner in her own home for four days following a terrifying spate of seagull attacks.
Furthermore, the colonies analysed so far are bigger than they were in 2000, meaning the population rise is likely to be even larger than suggested by the growth in colony numbers, according to Britain's leading urban seagull expert, Peter Rock, who is conducting the count.
