Sentence examples for to seaside from inspiring English sources
noun
The area by and around the sea; bay; beach; promenade
- This summer, I'm going to the seaside at Weymouth - I'm very excited about it!
"They'd all play hooky and come to Seaside," he said.
He has suggested they be retired to seaside sanctuaries.
"But I thought it was a good thing" to introduce new people to seaside life.
There are some programs to send children to seaside camps in the summer.
For a far cheaper bite of the Italian dolce vita, go to seaside Naples.
NEW Hampshire's sliver of coastline is often overlooked when it comes to seaside New England.
Specifically, to Seaside Park in 1999.
"It's in Cedar Creek adjacent to Seaside Park.
I mean, you don't dress up to go to Seaside Heights, certainly, or even Bay Head.
Mr. Saporito said the carousel he runs was moved to Seaside Heights in 1933 from Burlington Island, N.J.
Then the local police led his funeral procession along the length of the boardwalk, from Seaside Park to Seaside Heights.
