Sentence examples for Refreshing swim from inspiring English sources
Much later, after a refreshing swim, we noticed the other guests settling in for a lazy late afternoon: some ensconced in the swing seats with a book, others on sun loungers.
After a refreshing swim (and to get away from the music), we walked a block to the bay to lunch at the cavernous Flynn's, another Fire Island fixture, which becomes a raucous singles rendezvous at night.
Take a day trip to the wide, multi-tiered Kuang Si Falls, tumbling over limestone formations into a series of turquoise green pools, one of which is large enough for a refreshing swim.
You may need to pay entrance fees: the Gran Cenote, a couple of kilometres west of Tulum, has some dramatic stalactites (admission: 100 pesos/£5) while at Tankah Bay the beautiful Cenote Manatee offers a long, refreshing swim down a series of interlinked cenotes, lined with mangroves and filled with fish.
There are many tracks beginning near the village, from a 15-minute walk with views back towards Spoleto, to a number of peaks to conquer, to treks of more than 15 miles to the valley of the Nera river, clear enough to drink from and take a refreshing swim in.
In Scopello, the last village before entering Zingaro, I munched pizzetta in the cobbled central square and washed it down with a cappuccino before walking into the park for a refreshing swim, a stunning example of 'the perennial expressed in stone and water', as Lampedusa put it.
A startling new photograph of Mars shows beautiful blue pools of water just right for a refreshing swim--or so it seems.
A FEW weeks ago, after a refreshing twilight swim in the community pool, I returned to my apartment in downtown Los Angeles, opened my Apple iBook, and fired up the browser, ready for some high-speed urban surfing.
As refreshing as swimming in cool saltwater can be, a lake's lack of salinity grants a whole new freedom.
Something energizing and refreshing like a swim, walk, reading a good book, gardening, or volunteering can bring out the best person in you.
Although in summer, when temperatures can hit the upper 30s, locals prefer to call Atlantic seaboard swims "refreshing" rather than "refrigerating".
