Sentence examples for beaches of its from inspiring English sources

Yellow construction cranes bob busily over new high-rises and over the beaches of its still bucolic outer islands as it prepares to be a fitting bride - or sacrifice - to China in 1999.

It may be famous for the pristine holiday beaches of its Indian Ocean coastline but the Maldives has taken a dark authoritarian turn.

But Brazil's real magic is in the jungles and beaches of its 8,000km coastline.

But the clear waters and white sand beaches of its coast on the Gulf of Oman have recently become home to a clutch of sizable hotels and resorts, offering the best snorkelling and scuba-diving in the region.

Whether it's the bustling crowds and colours of Marrakech's ancient medina, the vast, windswept beaches of its Atlantic coast, the high-altitude thrills of the Atlas Mountains, or the shifting sands of the Sahara, there is something for all ages, from tots to grandparents.

On the beaches of its metropolitan parks and in the kitchens and backyards of homes across Michigan, like the one where I grew up, we heard the voices of Ernie Harwell and Ray Lane broadcasting the play-by-play on WJR-AM and its sister stations.

Sweden's second city is well on its way to having an impressive urban beach of its own, comparable with Paris, thanks to the Jubilee park.

Though with no beach of its own, the spa is only a short drive to Negril's seven-mile-long stretch of perfect white sand.

A lively fish market takes place every weekday in Kinlochbervie; the nearby crofting community of Oldshoremore has a superb beach of its own; and there is a secluded bayside campsite further along the lane at Sheigra.

In the off chance that isn't enough, the property offers private access to the public beach and a private beach of its own.

Devon has miles of beaches on its north and south coasts - flick through our Golden Sands gallery.