Sentence examples for beach regularly from inspiring English sources
"I go to the beach regularly but I never make sand castles," she said.
His Lordship's children form disastrous attachments, jewel thieves abound, McAllister and Beach regularly give notice and the Empress goes off her food.
The half-mile beach regularly attracts 5,000 sunbathers on a weekend, making it the most populous nude beach in the country, according to Friends of Gunnison, a group that self-polices the beach and runs charity events.
If you go to the beach regularly or every weekend and swim & surf, The tan will come but just don't spend the whole day lying down on your towel trying to get a tan quick.
In Tobago, where for several months workers have been carting the stuff off beaches regularly and trucking it to the dump, the government has been encouraging farmers to use it as fertilizer.
Along with P.S. 1 and Bklyn Yard, whose parties both end at 9 p.m., the Water Taxi Beaches regularly host daytime dancing with a view, and smaller spaces in Brooklyn and Manhattan do after-work events indoors.
In areas where the search for oil is underway whales and dolphins are beaching regularly, and commercial fish populations can be reduced by half.
Hawksbill, Green and Leatherback turtles all nest here and the beach is regularly monitored by a non-profit group called Nevis Turtle Group.
Because the area is off limits to nonauthorized people, the beach is not regularly stripped of the flotsam and jetsam that beachcombers on other, public shores carry off.
The walk also takes in Barafundle beach, which is regularly voted one of Britain's best beaches, thanks to its seclusion and golden sands, and Stackpole Quay, one of the country's smallest harbours, with barely enough room for two boats.
Credit: Arena Creative/Shutterstock Flamenco Beach Culebra Island Regularly shortlisted in collections of the world's best beaches (including ours!), Culebra Island's Flamenco Beach boasts powdery white sand and picturesque palm trees matched by luminously blue seas, creating a scene right out of a Corona commercial.
