Sentence examples for seafront from inspiring English sources
"seafront" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is usually used to refer to an area near a body of water, such as a beach, a promenade, a harbour, etc. For example: "The seafront was bustling with people enjoying the warm summer day."
noun
The seashore, the coast.
Miami Vice (2006) Foxx reunited with Mann for a lush big-screen treatment of the 80s TV show about two roguish cops patrolling the art-deco seafront.
Within a short walk, past the madrasa, are the Forodhani Gardens, a seafront sanctuary filled with walkways, benches and food stalls.
So it made sense for their annual conference to open tonight in Hove's town hall along the seafront.
The seafront houses look like a small town from Brittany or Normandy that has been grafted on to a Mediterranean vista.
Quite what Werritty was doing at the table of the Galle Face hotel on Colombo's seafront that evening in July this year was unclear even to the senior Foreign Office diplomats sitting with him.
Sorrento is built along the top of a high cliff, and getting up and down to the seafront can be a tiring and tedious trek.
Free Wi-Fi In between the seafront and the exclusive Cimiez neighbourhood up in the hills, the area around Nice's grandiose but crumbling Gare du Sud and its lively morning market is being redeveloped and one cultural centre stands out: a sumptuous turn-of-the-century mansion, closed-up for 15 years.
Standing on the hotel's seafront porch Louis Mueller, an American sculptor, takes in the view.
Juhu Beach is a buzzing stretch of waterfront property on Mumbai's western seafront that seems immune to the city's problems.
In Bognor Regis earlier this year, during a run along a windy seafront, I attempted to take a photo of myself.
In the neo-classical town hall on the isle's picturesque seafront, Dimitris Mourtzis, the local mayor, reckons that living standards have dropped by 35% since the crisis erupted.
