| "It would be natural to think that the guillemots should unite and chase the gull away" | |
| "Laughing gull". | |
| "Little gull". | |
| 'Cause the noise level alone on those things have you ever heard a gull up close? | |
| 'Los An-gull-ese? | |
| "It would be natural to think that the guillemots should unite and chase the gull away" | |
| "Laughing gull". | |
| "Little gull". | |
| 'Cause the noise level alone on those things have you ever heard a gull up close? | |
| 'Los An-gull-ese? | |
| "Red gulls are swayed, | |
| "Trash fire next to immigration building terrifies sea gulls"? | |
| ( gulls cawing ) I'm fine, thank you. | |
| (gulls cawing) If Mr. Hornblower has given his word that holds good for me, sir. | |
| (gulls squawking) MAN: | |
| "Red gulls are swayed, | |
| "Trash fire next to immigration building terrifies sea gulls"? | |
| ( gulls cawing ) I'm fine, thank you. | |
| (gulls cawing) If Mr. Hornblower has given his word that holds good for me, sir. | |
| (gulls squawking) MAN: | |
| Any Queen who could be gulled by such a pretty, wicked fellow and take him to her bed, and put a crown upon his head, does not inspire fear. | |
| He thinks he was gulled. | |
| I ain't never gulled a pardner. | |
| I won't be gulled by a pack of lies. | |
| If Mr. Collins has been gulled, we'll sleep soundly. | |
| For a man of wit and purpose, gulling them is child's play. | |
| For a man with a straight razor to his throat, I don't imagine you're gulling me. | |
| If you're gulling me, I'll tie the noose around your neck myself. | |
| We've been gulling banksmen, now we're in a railway station. | |
| Any Queen who could be gulled by such a pretty, wicked fellow and take him to her bed, and put a crown upon his head, does not inspire fear. | |
| He thinks he was gulled. | |
| I ain't never gulled a pardner. | |
| I won't be gulled by a pack of lies. | |
| If Mr. Collins has been gulled, we'll sleep soundly. | |
| For a man of wit and purpose, gulling them is child's play. | |
| For a man with a straight razor to his throat, I don't imagine you're gulling me. | |
| If you're gulling me, I'll tie the noose around your neck myself. | |
| We've been gulling banksmen, now we're in a railway station. | |
