Sentence examples for seaside bluffs from inspiring English sources
A phenomenon is sweeping the American retirement landscape from atop seaside bluffs, through bustling cities and across remote mountainsides.
Most of the San Clemente runs inland from seaside bluffs, but where it doesn't you may see at least some tsunami-hazard signage.
Most of the city of San Clemente runs inland from seaside bluffs, but where it doesn't, you may see at least some tsunami hazard signage.
Carved into a granite wall on a seaside bluff, which Mr. Clinton toured with the governor of Okinawa, Keichi Inamine, were the names of 234,183 victims.
"No Kitchen Required," at 10, follows Michael Psilakis, Madison Cowan and Kayne Raymond as these chefs are dropped by helicopter on a seaside bluff in Hawaii, where they are treated to a luau and a lesson in culinary traditions.
Or take a taxi to Byblos, 22 miles up the coast, which features a Crusader citadel, Phoenician ramparts and Bronze Age ruins of L-shaped temples dotting the seaside bluff.
For years, Byblos's main draws were its Crusader citadel, Phoenician ramparts and Bronze Age ruins of L-shaped temples scattered along a seaside bluff like oversized Lego blocks.
But on a 200-foot seaside bluff just outside Comox, a midcentury Modernist house bears witness to the prodigious talent of its designer -- a once prominent figure in North American architecture who is largely unknown in the United States -- and to the tenacity of an owner who recently saved it.
Several years ago, the tanks were more than 300 feet from the edge of a seaside bluff.
"It presents a tremendous opportunity". The land is among the most coveted pieces of California real estate — situated on a seaside bluff in upscale San Clemente.
Webb had trouble pinning down what areas in Newport Beach he viewed as most beautiful; so many areas have their own unique and special qualities, he said, whether it's a view from atop a seaside bluff or one of the many parks tucked into quiet corners of residential neighborhoods.
