Sentence examples for popular bathing from inspiring English sources

Sitting in the sunshine at a popular bathing spot I and a friend got talking to a woman who offered us her hummus.

The most famous spring is Cleopatra's Bath, which has crystal-clear natural spring water that gurgles up into a large stone pool, and is a popular bathing spot for locals.

Mission Creek and Laguna Channel flow through an urbanized area of downtown Santa Barbara and discharge at a popular bathing beach.

Southport, a town he owned much of, was becoming a popular sea bathing resort, and Hesketh-Fleetwood organised the construction of a promenade.

In their modern, commercial form, beach holidays are an English invention of the 18th century, based on the medical adaptation of popular sea-bathing traditions.

Essentially a maritime town, it is popular as a bathing resort, and many of its inhabitants are engaged in seafaring and fishing.

We could also make out a very popular port-side bathing spot, which we all made a bee-line for as soon as we got back down to sea-level, for some well-earned cooling off.

Arequipa is also a popular tourist centre, with bathing resorts, hot springs, and Inca remains in the vicinity.

When bathing became popular again in the 19th century, these two styles were combined in resorts in Germany and Switzerland.

Sea bathing became popular in the mid-19th century when railroads first made it possible for people to get to the beach for their vacations.

Portico Quartet, who created a popular signature sound by bathing minimalist music in the glow of the steelpan-like hang drum, are on tour opposite Penguin Cafe this month.