Sentences with phrase «which gull»

Springbank is also home to two of the city's most sought - after private schools, Webber Academy and Strathcona - Tweedsmuir School, as well as the prestigious Glencoe golf and country club, which Gull purported to have a five - year waiting list for new members.

Therefore the cat is practically the only enemy with which the gulls and terns have to contend.»

Not exact matches

We're about half an hour's drive from the Bristol Channel which is kind of on the coast, but I've lived half an hour from the sea in two other places and never been surrounded by gulls.

Building on their work, others have described how Christianity has heightened man's sense of responsibility for himself and of the gull between his best deeds, thoughts, and motives and that which he is responsible to be and do.

Their combined total often wasexceeded by the squadrons of gulls which appear about the middle of the fourthperiod looking for rare bits of popcorn and creating an understandablenervousness in punt receivers, who must look up for the ball.

Almost all southern right whale calves off the coast of Argentina's Peninsula Valdez are being fed upon, some fatally, by kelp gulls, which was a rare occurrence four decades ago

Though this strategy did not result in hybrid pairings, it did seem to help the Ross's gulls develop their mating displays, which may improve their performance when it really counts and members of their own species are available.

Pasek and Gull also explained that even life today builds from activated nucleotides and that phosphates are still an important part of metabolic processes in biological life, so it is likely that a phosphorylated biomolecule played an important part in creating the prebiotic chemical context from which biological life emerged.

Despite the warnings of a realtor, Lucy buys Gull Cottage, a reasonably - priced home which has the stigma of having been haunted for the four years since its previous owner, Captain Gregg, died of an apparent suicide.

The inclusion of a pair of wide doors that rise like gull wings is the only «exotic» concession which makes the Brivido a show car.

The Fine - X uses gull - wing doors, which are said to make it easier to get in and out of the car, however can not be opened in a rollover accident.

Critical Knowledge: All - new Mercedes - Benz flagship modelInspired by the 1954 Mercedes - Benz 300SL «Gullwing «Automaker's first all - aluminum «spaceframe» designUnique roof - hinged doors563 - hp, 6.2 - liter V - 8 engine7 - speed DCT dual - clutch automatic transmissionTop speed of 195 mph (manufacturer's claim) Assembled in GermanyArrives in the spring of 2010IntroductionThe all - new 2011 Mercedes - Benz SLS AMG was directly inspired by the 1954 Mercedes - Benz 300SL «Gullwing» coupe - aptly named for its roof - hinged doors which opened like the flying wings of a gull.

Gull - wing doors are worn on both sides — doors with little hope of making it to production, but which command attention nonetheless.

A lot of engineering went into the aftermarket hinges that are certified by the German Technical Control Board which ensures that a Scirocco equipped with a set of the company's gull - wing doors will be just as structurally sound in the event that the worst case scenario occurs.

The stylistic highlight is without a doubt the gull - wing doors, which impart the SLS AMG with incomparable charisma.

There is no pillar behind the driver, which combines well with the gull wing doors, making it easy to enter and exit the rear seats.

The conventionally hinged gull wing style doors reveal larger space since they swing upwards which is less obstructive.

The centre of the town borders on two lakes: Lake Muskoka, which is the largest lake in the Region, and Gull Lake, a smaller lake.

That the gulls were killing the terns was belatedly recognized about 80 years later, by which time roseate terns were again almost lost.

Bird Watching from the Beach Just off Rodeo Beach, Bird Island's white, guano - covered crags are thronged with cormorants, gulls, and pelicans, which can be watched from shore.

Birds remaining in the colony include fulmars, herring gulls and for a few more weeks, gannets, for which the area is becoming renowned.

This bay is a good location to spot brown pelicans, golden rays, marine iguanas, herons, lava gulls, frigate birds, Galápagos sea lions, and large numbers of blue - footed boobies, which fish by spectacular plunge diving.

Two species are of particular ecological concern: the western gull (Larus occidentalis) and Brandt's cormorant (Phalacrocorax penicillatus), both of which are threatened by feral cats and island foxes.

It is inhabited by large numbers of pelicans, sea gulls, ospreys and Costa Rica's largest community of boobies, which makes it a very important seabird sanctuary.

Located just metres from the pristine white sands of Perth's northern beaches and twenty minutes from the city, Gull Cottage is a fully furnished self contained home which sleeps six, with spectacular uninterrupted views of Western Australia's Sunset Coast and the Indian Ocean.

Highlight: The laughing gulls after which the isle is named have moved on, but herons, blackbirds and pelicans can often be seen.

This bionic technology - bearer, which is inspired by the herring gull, can start, fly and land autonomously - with no additional drive mechanism.

Some species don't get the chance to seek cooler climate as climate change has also caused the disappearance of many creatures including emperor penguins, which lost 50 percent of their population; rockhopper penguins in Campbell Island dipped by 96 percent; ivy gull lost 70 percent; and Arctic skua breeding numbers in Scotland decreased 74 percent from 1986 to 2011.

In practice, it falls into the hands of scammers, notably the insurance industry, who gull clots into paying premiums for things that are statistically hardly likely to happen; or the pensions industry, which also employs armies of top notch scientists called actuaries, who being so brilliant failed to notice people were living longer & longer which is why so many near pensioners prospects are screwed.

«We made the local government aware that REALTORS ® are monitoring what's going on with growth proposals, and now it's using us more as a resource, which is what we wanted,» says Carpenter, a practitioner with Gull Relocation, REALTORS ®, in Onalaska.