Sentence examples for seaside air from inspiring English sources

The cold seaside air here has both a fishy and a piney sniff to it.

Neither is enough to keep the seaside air from destroying this 1936 bathing complex.

If you knew Nice, you could almost smell the heavy seaside air.

Eventually, because of Robert's asthma, the family moved to the purer seaside air of Brighton.

If you knew Nice, you could almost smell the heavy seaside air.

The cool seaside air was an optimal condition for homers, and the long ball was in the air.

They assured the public that the explosions did not affect any petrochemical plant or military facilities in the seaside district and that air quality remained good after the disaster.

Susan Hill was born in 1942 in Scarborough, a seaside town of "bracing air... elegant Regency buildings and... society", she writes in her memoir, Family (1989); she has described it as "a place full of the old".

But the company may pay more attention to fighting cancer in America than to protecting the health of its own workers and neighbors in Taizhou, a seaside industrial city where the air and water bear Hisun's inky signature.

The pass provides admission to 10 Modernist buildings, including Casa Batllo, 43 Passeig de Gracia, a Gaudi town house that looks like a fairy-tale structure, and Casa Mila, 92 Passeig de Gracia, a Gaudi apartment building famous for its undulating walls resembling seaside cliffs, and phantom-shaped air ducts and chimneys.

"Initially coming here was about the kids, really — fresh air, live by the seaside," Dawson said.