Sentence examples for sand path from inspiring English sources

"With baseball you stand in the outfield or run along a sand path," he said.

Higdon, the Navajo college student, and a few other runners encountered a black bear walking up the sand path at them.

Walk or cycle from Cambridge railway station towards Silver Street, cross the Cam and then follow the hoggin (gravel and sand) path north and parallel to the river for about 500 metres.

I might have chosen college if I wasn't living so close to the sea, if I didn't walk so often down a sand path through the beach grasses and saltbush to the shore, if the sound of the surf wasn't in my ears every night when I lay in bed.

The military also relies on traditional methods, with an army unit of mostly Bedouin trackers scouring constantly smoothed sand paths running parallel to the border for signs of infiltration.

The paved roads of Dakar give way to red sand paths of the Shahel; a dry savanna transition zone between the equatorial jungles in the south and the Sahara to the north.

The smugglers use low-tech methods in trying to cover their tracks, for example by laying mats or wooden planks across the sand paths, crossing them in sheepskin shoes or in shoes with the soles stuck on backward to make it look as if they were heading for Egypt.

Emanuel Ungaro went astray with a "Fantasy Island" scenario that had models swathed in chiffon that was too brightly colored as they traipsed romantically along pink sand paths set amid grassy knolls and tried not to giggle as their dyed-to-match pumps plunged into the damp sod.

Down the beach, real squid are drying in the late sun, and boatwrights work on blue and red hulls pulled up on the beach, and there are no howling motorbikes because there are no roads only the white sand paths through the ochre houses with their eden-pastel shutters, the bougainvillea and the frangipani.

Because the plot is located on a portion of the cemetery that was unused by the Lutheran Church, Safia hired landscapers to clear and manicure the space into a proper burial ground, complete with winding sand paths.

But I've come from further afield, so I park my car alongside the beach, paying a fee so small it's un-Sydney, and wander down the crunchy sand-covered path.