Sentence examples for holiday beach from inspiring English sources
'holiday beach' is correct and usable in written English
It is a noun phrase referring to a beach that is frequented by those on holiday. For example: "I've been visiting the same holiday beach every summer for the past 20 years."
Favourite holiday: Beach and relaxation.
But first we needed a holiday: beach, book, ice-cold Peroni.
Mr Larkin's description of a holiday beach applies beautifully to his own poems: Everything crowds under the horizon.
The horror of a holiday beach turning into a battle zone has raised many questions about Tunisia as a destination - and the possible risks in other holiday locations.
Sunbathing on a popular holiday beach can be very relaxing, except when a Russian naval hovercraft decides to make an unscheduled landing.
An hour's flight south, officials in the resort town of Goa announced a ban on holiday beach parties, a blow to the popular tourist destination in peak season.
The same technology that makes our holiday more congenial has also organised the journeys of the unfortunates washed up on holiday beaches in Greece and Italy.
On Greek holiday beaches and in remote but pretty French villages this summer British visitors have faced similar questions from anxious fellow citizens of the European Union.
It may be famous for the pristine holiday beaches of its Indian Ocean coastline but the Maldives has taken a dark authoritarian turn.
Christine Terrey, head of Harbour Primary School in Newhaven, says some are even phoning from holiday beaches to say their children are sick.
Under the slogan "Sun, sea and halal!", a handful of hotels in Turkey are offering what are being dubbed halal holidays – beach holidays that adhere to Islamic values.
