Seaford

[ see-ferd ]

noun

1. a city on SW Long Island, in SE New York.

Example Sentences

Nick, from Seaford, said he thinks about reoffending to get back into prison.

From BBC

“The whole point of derby has been to be this thing where people feel welcome,” said the 32-year-old Long Island native, who competes as “Curly Fry” and identifies as queer, at a recent practice at United Skates of America in Seaford.

From Seattle Times

Sarah Hidden told a court she saw two people resembling the couple on a coastal path near Seaford, East Sussex, between 16 and 27 January, and heard cries a few days earlier.

From BBC

Ms Hidden, who was living in Seaford close to the Seven Sisters cliffs, said she was walking her dog when she saw two people resembling the couple walking along the path in the other direction.

From BBC

She said the crying lasted about thirty or forty minutes and was from the direction of Seaford Head Golf Course.

From BBC