Sentence examples for is seaside from inspiring English sources
noun
The area by and around the sea; bay; beach; promenade
- This summer, I'm going to the seaside at Weymouth - I'm very excited about it!
The welcome exception is SEASIDE JOHNNIES.
What Bute exemplifies, more than agricultural decline, is seaside decay.
Its most famous work is Seaside, the holiday town in Florida where The Truman Show was shot.
Not only is Seaside Rock largely an instrumental album, it pays homage to a nautical Sweden with spoken word passages.
Margate is seaside Marmite – visitors either love or hate its blend of chi chi regeneration and edgy decrepitude – but neighbouring Broadstairs remains valiantly and gloriously uncool.
The decor is urban beach cafe (clean blues, tongue and groove, aluminium tables), the atmosphere is seaside coffee bar, and the food is served from breakfast to lunchtime.
Their proudest achievements are Seaside, Florida, and Kentlands, Maryland.
All four areas of the territory are seaside tourist resorts.
The restaurant terrace stood on stilts overlooking the crashing sea, and there were seaside tables indoors.
Laid-back but chic, it's seaside style, whatever the weather.
