Sentence examples for deserted seaside from inspiring English sources

The locales include a deserted seaside motel and a kitchen.

The novel opens on, well, a dark and stormy night as a lone young woman scurries her way homeward along a deserted seaside promenade.

The story centres on a deserted seaside hotel, once owned by the beguiling entrepreneur, Bill Cosey, who dreamed of providing a pre-integration playground and haven for blacks.

At the center of Morrison's new novel, "Love," is a deserted seaside hotel — a resort where, in happier times, blacks danced and socialized and swam without any white people complaining that they would contaminate the water — built by Bill Cosey, a legendary black entrepreneur, and haunted by his memory.

Moth shares with Dean an interest in analogue – Travelogue, her ever-growing collection of photographs of spaces such as hotel lobbies, seaside resorts and deserted offices is shot entirely on film – and an affection for continental Europe: Dean left Britain for Berlin in 2000, Slade graduate Moth has lived in Paris, "on and off" for the past four years.

When I arrived, the seaside property looked deserted except for the groundskeeper.

In the year after Russian passenger plane Metrojet flight 9268 was brought down by the Islamic State a few hours after taking off in Sharm El Sheik, the once immensely popular Egyptian seaside resort became deserted.

"It's all computer-driven with the weather thrown in — rain, wind, desert and seaside conditions.

You can read, for example, about the way that most types of landscape - mountains, deserts, the seaside - came to be seen as alluring at particular historical periods.

Working in groups, challenge your class to list some of the plants and animals that might live in the ocean, rainforest, desert or seaside.

The scene is St.-Jean-de-Monts, a French seaside town in the deserted dead of winter.