Seagulls cried, swooped, and soared.

Meaning: This sentence describes how seagulls fly and make noise.

Choice of Words: Cried is a verb that means to make a loud, sharp sound. Swooped is a verb that means to fly down suddenly and quickly. Soared is a verb that means to fly high in the air. These three verbs describe the different ways that seagulls move and make noise.

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• Seagulls soared and cried in sky's vast, boundless expanse.
• Seagulls soared, cried freedom.
• The little girl cried and cried over her lost toy.
• The blues and greens swooped and soared through the sky.
• Seagulls swooped, snatching scraps of food.
• Hungry seagulls swooped down for tasty morsels.
• The seagulls swooped down to catch a fish.
• The seagulls swooped down to snatch a piece of bread.
• Seagulls swooped low, searching for food.
• The seagulls swooped down to catch a fish in the water.