Sentence examples for beaches whose from inspiring English sources

Locals are often restricted from accessing beaches whose entrances are flanked by security guards.

From here, the trail meanders westward, alternately rising high atop soaring bluffs, then down to grassy oceanside meadows, and across cobblestone beaches, whose steel-like stones issue a nervous, crystalline clatter when trod upon.

Cider and green hillscapes, for example, are features of the camino del norte along the verdant northern coast, as are handsome beaches whose bracing waters are sweet relief between hill trudges.

Unlike most other Florida beaches, whose sand is composed of shards of shell and bits of broken coral – brutal on the soles of your feet – here it's composed of 99 per cent pure white quartz, which is a joy to walk upon.

There's the towering statue of Christ the Redeemer, the hunchback spine of Sugarloaf Mountain, and miles of white sand beaches whose dramatic mountain backdrops make them among the world's most photographed shores.

The six-island chain is composed of natural parks, coral reefs, and sandy beaches whose natural beauty has earned one island the not-so-creative but still 100% true nickname of "Paradise Island".

Ms. Gilbert was reported missing from Fire Island, a separate barrier beach whose western end is just south of Oak Beach, the police said.

And then we went to white beach, whose pale sand is a rarity on an island where rainforest, waterfalls, rivers and black-sand beaches are ubiquitous.

After "The Beach," whose environmental themes still deeply resonate with him, DiCaprio decided to take a strategic breath in his career.

On the way out, do yourself a favor and stop by the beach, whose winter charm doesn't get enough credit.

New Yorker Films offers the South Korean director Hong Sang-soo's self-excoriating melodrama, "Woman on the Beach" — whose title is borrowed from Jean Renoir's 1947 classic (Oct . 28.