Sentence examples for seaside sand from inspiring English sources

Seashore false bindweed (Calystegia soldanella), with fleshy kidney-shaped leaves and deep pink 5-cm blooms, creeps along European seaside sand and gravel.

When men were clubbing little balls on the eastern coast of Scotland some six centuries ago, they chased their shots through the seaside sand and gorse on foot, followed by young men carrying clusters of clubs.

Two Canadian artists — Françoise Sullivan in 1948, and Mimi Gellman in 2009 — drew abstract patterns with their movements through snow, while, in a hypnotic 1968 film, the Japanese artist Atsuko Tanaka, famed for her dress made of wires and electric bulbs, used a stick to inscribe huge designs of circles — a circulatory system — in seaside sand as a tide creeps in.

Morris describes an effort by private clubs in the New York metropolitan area "to attract and train new caddies" -- reviving a trade he traces back to the "ambulatory valets" who began "carrying clusters of clubs through the seaside sand and gorse" for "men clubbing little balls on the eastern coast of Scotland some six centuries ago".

You could find some buckets and spades on Ebay or you could use a Seaside sand bucket and our old shovel,you might be able to go out and buy a strawberry plant seeds which they could use, make sure you buy a watering can to!

This is for VERY young children, pre-Dogger age and I had a marvellous time with it, all the tactile things, the sand, seaside and playing with hosepipe.

Les Saintes, Guadeloupe - Guadeloupe is one of the most beautiful yet seldom-visted Caribbean island groups, and its star is definitely Les Saintes, a island of tranquil seaside villages, white sand beaches, and waterfalls.

Jijel is also a seaside resort with fine sand beaches and a casino.

Amantea is old-fashioned seaside fun, with fine sand and play areas for children.

Sand and seaside fashion are only part of the story.

Norwich is a 20-minute drive south, and to the north lie some of the best wide sands and seaside resorts of the north Norfolk coast – Holkham, Blakeney, Cley, Cromer and Wells.