Sentence examples for beach drinking from inspiring English sources

"The culture shift wasn't hard, but every one of my peers wondered why I wasn't on the beach drinking a Mai Tai," he said.

The little resort town of Tavira, in Portugal's Algarve, is fed up with the hordes of noisy foreigners who party all night on the beach, drinking themselves senseless and then trashing sunshades, deckchairs and life-saving equipment.

In Isis Threaten Sylvania, rabbits, mice and hedgehogs go about their daily life, sunning themselves on a beach, drinking at a beer festival or simply watching television, while the menacing figures of armed jihadis lurk in the background.

Councilwoman Sylvia Overby of East Hampton, who has been working on a plan to avoid the same beach drinking antics this summer, said she was concerned that the Indian Wells beach partyers represented something different from the merry denizens of Asparagus Beach.

On the night of a pool-themed party, party-goers in leis and armbands throng the artificial beach, drinking beer on the waterside or lazing in hammocks.

They will not totally switch off and laze about by the beach drinking because they have had to get themselves ready for nine more races, but it is important to have some time away.

I'm looking forward to taking long walks on the beaches, drinking local wines and eating plenty of fresh seafood.

The book becomes more expansive in these southern passages, and we see Parks lying on beaches, drinking wine in piazzas, but always thinking about Italian railways and what they mean.

While their users frolic on white sand beaches drinking overpriced margaritas, the machines get a some time off as well, their Inboxes eternally chilling in out-of-office limbo. .

It is a coastal retreat where private schoolchildren from the United Kingdom go to spend their General Certificate of Secondary Education results money on Fat Face hoodies and retired doctors wander the National Trust beaches drinking scrumpy out of tubs and doing watercolors of trees.

Cornwall is David Cameron's favoured summer chillaxing spot, a coastal retreat where private schoolchildren go to spend their GCSE results money on Fat Face hoodies and retired doctors wander the National Trust beaches drinking scrumpy out of tubs and doing watercolours of trees.