Sentence examples for seaside weather from inspiring English sources

Its hues are continuously changing, and the seaside weather around Cape Town reflects her tempestuous emotional life.

Its two towers were modest compared with some of the gopuras I would later see, but the style — a layered, wedding-cake look whose sharp edges have been eroded by the seaside weather — had enormous influence on the development of later temples both in India and in Southeast Asia.

Cafe Paradiso: dinner and one night B&B €100, more info and packages on their website Gort Na Nain B&B rooms from €60 Kate Carter Received wisdom has it that we should flock to Whitstable for the oyster festival in July - great for seaside weather, less so, as mollusc fans will know, for sampling native oysters whose season starts in September.

Weather area WA1 and WA4 are nearer to the seaside than weather area WA2.

"It's all computer-driven with the weather thrown in — rain, wind, desert and seaside conditions.

One final hint: If you are into hurricanes, seaside, notoriously muggy weather, and crime, I suggest to stick with Miami or Key West, because Graz isn't known for that.

Laid-back but chic, it's seaside style, whatever the weather.

The British holidaymaker was liberated from dismal weather and joyless seaside resorts, lured to the Med by fully inclusive holidays that "sweated" expensive assets to the maximum.

If you visit the festivals in Aldeburgh or Cheltenham, there are certain sweeteners to help you swallow the diet of new music: the seaside, the Cotswolds, balmy summer weather.

Aside from the cool signs painted by local graffiti artist Aroe, it looks conventional from the outside and a little weather-battered, as seaside cafes tend to be.

Scotland has some of the best seaside camping spots (if not the weather to go with them).