Sentence examples for beaches up to from inspiring English sources

She has owned the land on Jersey's beaches up to the spring high tide mark and 12 miles out to sea.

When international tourists were surveyed about the impact of climate change on Australia's beaches, up to 23percentt of them said they were likely to switch destinations if they'd been aware of beach damage.

By law, anyone has access to the beach, up to the high-tide mark.

Two years ago, those clubs settled a suit filed by the state, acknowledging the public's right to use 60 percent of the beach, up to a maximum 150 feet inland from the high-tide line.

At night, if you look back from the beach up to Dubai itself and see all the construction going on, you feel like you're in two places at once.

A lifeguard was running along the beach up to us yelling, "Tornado warning!

"The state Constitution grants the public the right to use the beach up to the mean high tide line.

Our winter hike began from the beach, up to the tallest dune in the park, appropriately called Tower Hill.

A study conducted as part of the redevelopment of the Pavilion complex showed that the proposed marina will contribute slightly to this effect, but sand dredged out of the marina could be used to make the beach up to 40 m wider.

Most coastal areas of Monmouth County reported eroded beaches by up to 4 feet (1.2 m), with Union Beach losing about 5,000 sq.

"We work very hard to ensure that our beaches live up to the high expectations of residents and visitors and are thrilled that today's announcement puts us well and truly on the map," she said.