Sentence examples for sea house from inspiring English sources
THE SEA HOUSE, by Esther Freud.
"The Sea House," dedicated to her father, the painter Lucian Freud, draws on letters her grandfather (Sigmund's son) wrote to his wife.
This is Red Sea House, a scheme in Cardiff Bay for retired Somali seamen, but it could be any retirement home in the country.
The Sea House by Esther Freud 277pp, Hamish Hamilton, £14.99 Fans of Esther Freud will find much to recognise and admire in this radiant, kind-hearted novel: her deep sympathy towards the child's-eye view of things; her appropriation of her own and her famous family's history (her fiction often runs indissolubly close to memoir).
The Freud connection endures to this day thanks to Esther Freud's 2003 novel The Sea House, which recalls the holidays her great-grandfather Sigmund and his family enjoyed on the island before they and many Hiddensee residents were banned by the Nazis.
As Abdi Sugulle, the manager of Red Sea House, puts it: "There is a sense of belonging where the docks is concerned". Nevertheless, this is not a rich community, and Butetown, though it was tastefully redeveloped in 1988, is not a rich area.
The largest school, Casa by the Sea, housed about 550 boys and girls at a former hotel overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
"Brian Vanden Brink's At Home by the Sea: Houses Designed for Living at the Water's Edge" by Brian Vanden Brink and Bruce Snider: The authors present a breathtaking array of beachside homes that evoke the spirit and splendor of the sea.
There's some enjoyable romping and yarning as rival bookaneers, Davenport and Belial, seek to infiltrate themselves in the South Seas house of the "Scotch scribbler" with the aim of robbing his novel.
Stephen Drake from Willingham Auctions in Cambridgeshire found it covered in cobwebs in a Bradwell-on-sea house.
Sea Mist House Seaview, Clifden, Connemara, Co Galway, 00 353955 21441 seamisthouse.com 80-100, single 45-70 45-70t iSean 1820s house in the centre of Clifden, a five-Mistte walk from the coast.
