Sentence examples for surrounding beach from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the utility, Jersey Central Power and Light, said that workers were still investigating the causes of the power failures in Seaside Heights, Lavallette and several surrounding beach communities on a narrow barrier island off Dover Township.
Their presence — not just in summer but increasingly year-round — has transformed Biarritz and its surrounding beach towns from what was once a resort for bourgeois retirees into a breezy bohemian outpost that has come to be called "the French California".
The hotel dates back to 1868, just in time for Rhode Islands gilded-age heyday, when Newport was the summer power mecca and surrounding beach communities, like Watch Hill, played Amagansett to its East Hampton.
The marshlands begin to lose their summer green color by late fall of each year and the contrast of colorful leaves with surrounding beach life is a sight to behold.
Varkala is a temple town and its surrounding beaches also have spiritual importance.
During the summer holidays the Rías Baixas, in particular, are crowded with Spanish holidaymakers who make a beeline for the island of El Grove and the surrounding beaches.
Architecturally, the city is not the prettiest, with a mixture of high rises and low brick houses, but the superb surrounding beaches more than make up for its less attractive urban areas.
The men said the surrounding beaches are no longer plastered with garbage the way they once were — "It was a like a city dump," Mr. Reco said — but that afternoon there was still plenty of trash around: beer bottles, wine bottles, soda bottles and, eerily, an empty urn from St. Michael's Cemetery in East Elmhurst.
For several years surrounding beaches have been monitored and more than 200 particles removed.
A moped would be a more appropriate means to get around Pedasi and the surrounding beaches.
Speaking of turtles, over one fourth of the world's sea turtles nest in Vero and surrounding beaches as they have since the dawn of time.
