Sentence examples for beaches because of from inspiring English sources

Rossignol said the burkini had led to tensions on French beaches because of its political dimension.

In St. Maarten, swimmers were warned away from some beaches because of fears that they could get tangled in the seaweed and drown.

It says that for the second year in a row, there were nearly 2,000 closing and advisory days at New York and New Jersey beaches because of pollution last summer.

Perennial environmental concerns in Westchester include the closure of Long Island Sound beaches because of pollution, runoff from the many highways in the county and the county airport, as well as private lawns and golf courses.

But at the Republican presidential contender's Palm Beach estate and the other properties that bear his name in south Florida, the water is already creeping up bridges and advancing on access roads, lawns and beaches because of sea-level rise, according to a risk analysis prepared for the Guardian.

The National Trust said large numbers of people drawn to the beaches because of the chance of new finds uncovered by the storms had been taking risks.

And there can never be any oil wells drilled along the Santa Monica Bay, the Will Rogers State Beach, because of that.

(Are those things really bikinis?) Beach 108th, the Italian section, was called Disco Beach because of the "Italian boogie freaks".

Shoalhaven city council has recently appointed traffic controllers to redirect visitors from the beach because of over-popularity.

I felt I could relate to the frustrations at the beach, because of what I had seen and experienced there.

"The saddest thing is that even mothers who wear headscarves have been staying away from the beach because of this.