Sentence examples for seaside streets from inspiring English sources

Then there is Scarborough, blousy, magnificent Scarborough, tucked into the seaside streets, and attracting huge crowds since 1876.

The novelty was Formula E, a new series whose 10-race global schedule included Saturday's inaugural race on the same seaside streets used in the long-running Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

Another artist drew a stark and angular seaside street, where a solitary figure peered into the vast and empty sea.

Maameltein, the suburb of Jounieh where the women were imprisoned, has long been known as Lebanon's red-light district, the seaside resort's streets peppered with casinos and "super-nightclubs" frequented by foreign visitors and Lebanese.

Often called the Jewel of the Adriatic, this seaside city features marble streets, Renaissance fountains and white sand beaches.

A Facebook page set up by London-based Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad 10 days ago has attracted more than 130,000 likes, with women across Iran sending unveiled pictures taken in parks, at the seaside and in the streets.

(Roslyn Sulcas) ★ DanzAbierta (Wednesday and Thursday) "MalSon," by Susana Pous, a choreographer from Barcelona who has settled in Cuba, sends a theatrical love letter to Havana in which live dancers from this Cuban company interact with films of people, city streets and seaside views.

At 8 p.m., Theater 80, 80 St. Mark's Place, East Village, (212) 388-0388, theatre80.net; $15. (Anderson) ★ DanzAbierta (Friday through Sunday) "MalSon," by Susana Pous, a choreographer from Barcelona, Spain, who has settled in Cuba, sends a theatrical love letter to Havana in which live dancers from this Cuban company interact with films of people, city streets and seaside views.

Since Andrew Field and David Selig opened Rockaway Taco last summer, rehabbing a plywood shack on a decrepit block of Beach 96th Street, this seaside surprise has become a phenomenon.

Married with two daughters, Paulson recently splashed out $41m for a 10-acre lakeside compound in the Hamptons – the traditional seaside playground for Wall Street's elite.

Or just outside on slightly more affordable streets with multicoloured seaside terraces.