Sentence examples for ocean streets from inspiring English sources

The Cape May tours are given several times daily in season starting from Washington and Ocean Streets ($6, $3 ages33 to 12); there are walking tours as well.

The dark rainclouds blow in from the Indian ocean, the streets are decked with candidates' colours, and the cafes are noisy with political debate: it's election time in the Maldives.

Four roads there cross the marsh and go almost all the way to the ocean: Tarlton Street, Fox Beach Avenue, Fox Lane, and Kissam Avenue.

The area around the railroad station and the ocean-front streets of Tateyama, which is also served by ferry from south of Tokyo, are filled with handicraft shops, selling handmade bamboo fans and hand-dyed woven fabrics among other treats.

In Miami Beach and Norfolk, ocean-side streets flood with seawater simply when a high tide comes in.

There is a scene early in director Sandy Harbutt's inimitable 1974 road movie Stone in which a motorcycle, cruising down an ocean-hugging street on a bright sunny day, is nudged off the cliff by a car.

The focus for now, it seems, is on the Americas, but the plan is to bring imagery from all the world's oceans to Street View over the next few years.

In Scituate, Mass., social media video showed the ocean taking over streets.

Then came Hurricane Sandy, which drove the ocean through the streets of Belle Harbor and pulverized his house while he was away performing on a cruise ship.

Abstracted images of places and things -- Islamic architecture; painted directional markings on Japanese streets; ocean swells after a storm -- have clear connections to her drawings and reflect an artist who broke with essentialist ideas of what Indian art should look like, engaged with the advanced international art of her day, and left a deeply personal body of work (Cotter).

Public health officials advised people to avoid swimming and surfing at beaches through Saturday morning, saying bacteria and debris can wash into the ocean from city streets when it rains.