Sentence examples for frequent beach from inspiring English sources

People are also exposed to waterborne diseases through recreational contact, and the incidence of these diseases is increasing worldwide, as is the cost to the economy of frequent beach closures (Harvell et al. 1999).

The Observer revealed in 2013 that the most persistent and frequent polluters of England's rivers and beaches were the nation's 10 biggest water companies.

European tourists frequent beach-front hotels and stroll the sand accosted only by mellow merchants peddling beach sandals, prostitutes, T-shirts and drugs.

The Dutch shores are frequented by human bathers and surfers, raising the specter of a new "great white" terrorizing the North Sea beaches.

The New Yorker, July 21 , 1951P. 18 There's a sea gull on the Jersey coast who frequents a beach also frequented by couples who come there to park.

By Margo Dawson and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 21, 1951 P. 18 There's a sea gull on the Jersey coast who frequents a beach also frequented by couples who come there to park.

Designers hope that if storms are not too frequent, the beach will last six years before any replenishment is needed.

More tourists frequent the beach because there is less hassle and the hotel invites the fruit sellers inside to service customers.

If his scheme is adopted, student numbers are likely to fall anyway, though the prospects for a vocational degree in, say, surf science (with "frequent practical beach sessions" – check out the University of Plymouth) may be better, with Browne's market in charge, than they are for low-priority arts courses featuring Venetian art history.

It is named after the reptiles which frequent the beach's lagoon (thankfully far from the surfer's waves), and any tuk-tuk driver worth their salt will know the best time to catch the crocs bathing.

He has several tattoos and is known to frequent Huntington Beach and the area around south Orange County.