Sentence examples for beach in which from inspiring English sources
As in her previous novel, "A Day at the Beach," in which the events of 9/11 set in motion another wealthy Manhattan family's crisis, the book's tragedy seems to have been in progress long before the precipitating events occur.
The police said they believed the shooting stemmed from a fight on the beach, in which one man was hit in the head with a bottle and another was hit with an umbrella.
A British-born swaps trader for Cantor Fitzgerald, Mr. Carrington hosted a BBC program, "Manhattan on the Beach," in which he documented the daily activities of English people summering in the Hamptons.
"Being a good American saleswoman, she thought it was a good idea," says Bowker, pointing to a 1925 letter from Weaver to Beach, in which she wrote "thank you for the three snapshots taken on 'Bloomsday' 1925".
US president Barack Obama has given a powerful speech at the US war cemetery near Omaha beach in which he talked of the events leading up to the invasion: If prayers were made of sounds, the noise over England that night would have deafened the world. Blood soaked the water.
My mind is always on those that never came home.' US president Barack Obama has given a speech at the US war cemetery near Omaha beach in which he talked of the events leading up to the invasion: If prayers were made of sounds, the noise over England that night would have deafened the world. Blood soaked the water.
They were part of the city's response to three drownings in two days in Long Beach — part of an unusually deadly weekend on Long Island beaches in which five people drowned after getting caught in rough currents.
Dubbed "Tel Aviv sur Seine" (Tel Aviv on Seine) on social media, the event is part of an annual initiative known as Paris Plages Pariss Beaches), in which the banks of the Seine are transformed into a temporary public beach.
Beach volleyball, in which pairs of athletes in beach attire compete on courts made from sand, sometimes in places that usually do not have sand, like the middle of this gritty, gray, rainy city, became an official Olympic sport in 1996.
You can also venture onto the actual beach, though you might not want to after reading the reports from Clean Ocean Action's annual New Jersey beach cleanups, in which volunteers collect and catalog trash.
It was the beach scene in which Catherine Deneuve stands tethered to a post in a long white gown that leaves her arms bare.
