Sentence examples for cleaner beaches from inspiring English sources

Yes, the dispersants have made for cleaner beaches.

Seaside towns also benefit as cleaner beaches mean more tourists and stronger local economies.

The ban "means cleaner beaches, more edible seafood and a healthier economy by keeping this bacteria out of the water," she said.

Enjoying cleaner beaches and being able to phone a taxi or hotel without racking up enormous bills are just the cherries on the cake for holidaymakers.

It has called for more collection receptacles to be positioned on beaches to encourage both the garnering of potentially valuable resources and cleaner beaches".

Mary Creagh, chair of the committee, said: "The UK has cleaned up its act: EU laws mean we bathe on cleaner beaches, drive more fuel-efficient cars and can hold the government to account on air pollution.

The football pitch has been re-laid, gym facilities upgraded and there's even a (cleaner) private beach on which to unwind and to up the tans of those sun-starved English bodies.

California's severe drought has had one thin silver lining for its beaches: cleaner water, according to the annual Beach Report Card released by environmental advocacy group Heal the Bay.

After being sacked he initially struggled for work – even taking a job as a beach cleaner – before being hired by Australian semi-professional club Northern Fury.

Northern Ireland's beaches are cleaner than ever, thanks to a £240m investment in sewage treatment infrastructure.

Thanks to EU rules, our beaches are cleaner and our dirtiest power stations are being shut down".