Sentence examples for beach for a while from inspiring English sources

We stood together on the beach for a while, looking at the fireworks.

We'd sit on the beach for a while, picking up rocks, throwing them, and picking up another.

With no major new projects in the pipeline, those consultants would probably "hit the beach" for a while anyway.

Because there is a connection in style and technique to "Bathers" and "The Moroccans" and because a letter about "The Moroccans" refers to a beach, for a while historians thought that perhaps the two canvases had been one, or that maybe Matisse had started "Bathers" and changed it into the painting we know as "The Moroccans" today.

Let me sit on the beach for a while," she said before turning introspective.

I sat by the water on our deck, then hung out sitting on the beach for a while, and though the sky turned increasingly gray, I didn't mind.

As the day was hot and I was feeling sun deprived, I headed to the beach for a short while.

The result was then having to relax on the beach for a week while the engine was rebuilt.

I wanted to go to the beach for a short while, just to see the ocean up close and get some sand in my toes.

Unlike most shore scenes, where clubgoers pick their bar for the night and stay there (maybe because of cover charges, maybe because of slim pickings), people flit between the beach bars, which are close by each other, or take a walk on the beach or Boardwalk for a while and then return.

Palms and Rehab have never gone that way ("I like having something left to the imagination," says Mr. Pallas); Tao Beach did it for a while before retreating.