Sentence examples for seacoast town from inspiring English sources
She and her father went out to lunch in Essex, a picturesque seacoast town nearby.
Favorite vacation: We're from a little seacoast town called Rockport, Mass.
That's the Portsmouth paradox: It's a seacoast town without a beach, an escapist retreat with a decidedly real-world spin.
In this thriving seacoast town, the occupants of the mayor's office do not fit the classic model.
The New Yorker, March 23 , 1929P. 11 Interception of rum boats in a New England seacoast town.
On this month's episode of the Poetry Podcast, Major Jackson reads "In Italy," by Derek Walcott, in which the speaker describes an Italian seacoast town.
He is also designing a museum of Bantu culture in Libreville and a plan for a new town on the seacoast, where the oil boom is centered.
It's set in 1830, in an isolated and weather-buffeted town on the seacoast of northern England, a place so often fogbound that it seems literally hidden from the world.
In the autumn of 799, Eric marched from Istria along the seacoast of Liburnia towards the town of Trsat, which is today part of the city of Rijeka.
It might be located on a working estate, or in a "resort town" situated on the seacoast, such as Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Profile Rockingham County is home to New Hampshire's entire seacoast and features several popular resort towns.
