Sentence examples for narrow beach from inspiring English sources

As he and his family lounged on a narrow beach, he turned more serious.

Order the pork and it might resemble a rough-hewn raft, stranded by tides on a narrow beach of polenta.

The narrow beach stretches for three kilometres, ending with the huge, sheer rock from which Sappho leapt to her death.

Not wanting to spook any other fish, I led it downstream and crossed to the other side to land it on a narrow beach.

About 300,000 civilians were trapped on a narrow beach during the onslaught and a UN panel has estimated that 40,000 non-combatants died.

Under the town's proposal, driving onto the narrow beach, a practice that has rankled environmentalists, surfers and federal officials, would be prohibited.

Too much traffic, pricey restaurants, narrow beaches, jet lag, cramped quarters.

It is ringed by cliffs some 1,000 feet (300 metres) high, and beneath the cliffs are occasional narrow beaches.

Usually homesites and settlements were limited to narrow beaches or terraces because the land fell so steeply to the shore or riverbank.

As Peter Charles Patton and James M. Kent write in "A Moveable Shore: The Fate of the Connecticut Coast" (Duke University Press), "What Connecticut lacks in broad, sweeping beaches, like those of Cape Cod and the Middle Atlantic states, it makes up for in many small, narrow beaches.

In the afternoon, as the tide goes out, the narrow beaches fill up; as the sun sets, it seems the rest of the population arrives at the seawall with bottles of wine.