Sentence examples for beach going from inspiring English sources

It means going to the beach, going to Disneyland, having fun.

George enjoyed tennis, golf, bridge and beach going, but his true passion was attending any occasions that brought together family and friends.

She must have seen the boys playing soccer with village boys, riding horseback on the beach, going upriver with Juanito to help his father pick coffee.

Everyone was standing around the beach going 'Oh my God, what's going on?' "There were two helicopters and three lifeboats … so we knew it was a big deal as soon as we saw that".

Growing up in a Southern Jewish clan full of traditions, I learned that there were certain rituals that provided a sense of order in what could sometimes be a chaotic youth: family summers at the beach, going to sleep-away camp, Sunday brunch at my grandparents' and my mother's Monday bridge club.

Australia's most urbanised beaches still represent the hedonistic, social side of beach going.

The amazing beach goes on for miles.

The lights on the beach went out.

"We'd sit on the beach, go in different stores.

Go to the Getty Museum, go to the beach, go to Barneys New York in Beverly Hills, go jogging.

"Go to the beach, go for a swim, hug a friend.