The word 'boardwalk' is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a wooden walkway or promenade usually found along a beach or waterfront. Example: As the sun set over the horizon, we took a leisurely stroll on the boardwalk, enjoying the sea breeze and the sound of waves crashing against the shore.
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"Pepe decreased poverty, improved highways, and invested in construction," says butcher Hugo Flores while sunbathing shirtless on the boardwalk alongside his parked delivery truck in the posh neighborhood of Carrasco.
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The 2,100 employees at Showboat Casino on the iconic boardwalk may lose their jobs by the end of the summer, as could the 3,100 workers at Revel, which just entered its second bankruptcy.
"Nothing is legally stopping Thor from ripping down all of this," he sighs, gesturing at everything on the boardwalk without landmark status.
BY THE zany sartorial standards that prevail on the Santa Monica boardwalk, a man wearing a cardboard box daubed with the words "Big Hotel" barely merits a second glance.
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There were other signs that all was not treif in the one-time vice capital: the boardwalk bustled with men wearing yarmulkes and modestly dressed women pushing prams; resort pools teemed with countless children.This year, around 50,000 people spent a combined $175m on an American kosher-for-Passover package holiday, says Menachem Lubinsky, editor of Kosher Today, a trade paper.
