Sentence examples for beaches form from inspiring English sources
Its beaches form a blond, boulder-flecked halo around the city, and in the golden light of early November, the buildings -- the glinting Miami-esque towers, the immaculate old stucco hotels, the modernist glass summer homes -- appear almost computer-generated in their breathtaking flawlessness.
If the provenance is typified by gravel and sand, then gravelly and/or sandy lacustrine beaches form.
Several of San Francisco's parks and nearly all of its beaches form part of the regional Golden Gate National Recreation Area, one of the most visited units of the National Park system in the United States with over 13 million visitors a year.
The deployment of baited drum lines 1km from shore at the selected beaches forms one part of an overall strategy including our research into deterrents and shark behaviour, tracking, surveillance, funding of Surf Life Saving WA and public education.
The pair make hypnotic bonfires on a beach, form a bond and trade fears until, one night, the artist says: "I don't know.
Ice cover plays a lesser, yet important role in headland evolution as both erosional and depositional mechanism while hard structure design dictates the overall bounds of beach form.
For the black building, shapes of shells found on the beach form a large wing like structure cladding the corner of the building.
The Jeep publicists' vision is of a Compass on a beach forming a backdrop to a barbecue, tailgate open, loudspeakers hinged downwards to broadcast bluegrass across the sand.
A long sand beach forms the state's oceanfront, stretching from the border with Maryland, at Fenwick Island, north to Cape Henlopen, at the mouth of Delaware Bay.
In the woods, check out the area known as Slindon Bottom, a Palaeolithic beach, formed when the sea used to come all the way up here.
Alberoni beach forms the seaside front of a nature reserve that stretches across the southern tip of the Lido - the 11km sandbar that buffers the main Venetian islands from the Adriatic.
