Sentence examples for long seaside from inspiring English sources

There was walking, of course, but there were also tea breaks at every village and long seaside lunches with shady siestas, too.

Far-sighted decisions by the city fathers have endowed downtown Vancouver with a wooded 400-hectare (1,000 acre) waterfront park and a long seaside walkway, and spared it a freeway slicing through the city centre.

The four-mile stretch of Blue Flag beach at Garryvoe is blighted in places by caravan parks, but it's just a 40-minute drive from the city and the perfect place for a long seaside stroll - especially after a gastronomic lunch at Ballymaloe, Ireland's internationally famous country house hotel (+21 465 2531, ballymaloe.ie, four-course set lunch €30-€35 €30-€35arby Shanagarry.

In fact, of course, the fabled French summer holiday – the month-long seaside séjour of the juilletistes and the aoutiens, as lovingly chronicled by every French filmmaker from Tati to Rohmer – has been on the way out for years.

The arena: Mogadishu's fish market, a long, skinny, seaside building where many thousands of dollars' worth of fish are sold every day.

First: Bari has the longest uninterrupted seaside promenade in Italy, and this hotel sits smack in the middle of it.

People will come to Seaside long after MTV is gone, and we are looking forward to that".

We lingered through quiet dinners in small cafes and savored long walks on seaside promenades in the tropics.

Next up was Unye, where I passed the hours between anchovy sampling by admiring the town's impressive collection of Ottoman mansions, shopping at its old-style copper shops and strolling along its long stretch of seaside promenade.

A few blocks away, on a lot once intended for a condo complex, a 300-foot long old-fashioned seaside boardwalk had miraculously arisen, not just a facade, but a collection of clubs, restaurants, a photo studio, salt-water taffy joints, even a place where for 25 cents you could have peered at premature babies.

They take turns holding him, or what's left of him, in a brown urn on their long ride to the seaside.