Sentence examples for whose beaches from inspiring English sources

Until recently, states whose beaches attract lots of tourists have supported the drilling ban.

Santa Catarina, whose beaches are a popular vacation spot for Brazilians and tourists from Argentina and Uruguay, is going ahead with its Carnival celebrations despite the violence.

We would take in the sites of the mainland, then find an island on whose beaches we could lay out our sleeping bags and stay for free.

And this year Newquay – whose beaches are some of the finest in the West Country – is squaring up to meet the challenge.

Of the five Gulf Coast states, Mr. Barton's Texas is the only one whose beaches, fisheries and tourist haunts are not threatened by oil spewing from BP's ruined well.

The latest Eurobarometer poll on enlargement found majority support for the admission of only one new country: Croatia, a relatively advanced place whose beaches heave with sizzling Italians and Germans each summer.

Then there was the question of whose beach it was anyway: Avalon's or Hollywood's?

She has what's called a Slender Blend from Protein World, the company whose "beach body ready" adverts caused such controversy a few months ago.

He thinks his life is an action movie," said Fernando Jiminez, whose beach club, now closed and locked, sits directly next to Ahau.

Kayaks and snorkeling equipment were available, and an elderly gentleman, professionally know as Abuelo, played the marimba at lunch even for those whose beach toy was a hammock.

The tiki-style bungalows of another resort, Fridays, were recently one-upped by Discovery Shores, whose "beach butlers," down pillows and sunken pool bar have added a contemporary touch to Boracay.