Sentence examples for without beach from inspiring English sources

Many of those attending last Wednesday's City Council meeting spoke of the Atlantic City beach -- one of the few without beach fees in the state -- as the last bastion of family entertainment in an increasingly adult-oriented town.

But the lake, when we got to the lake, was lake without beach, and the waterfall was bone-dry stones, and the trail around the lake was slappy, tick-y knee-high grass, and even the inn itself offered just breakfast and do-it-yourself-style lunch, which made us wonder, each to ourselves, what we would do for dinner.

Without beach attire, a beach babe is merely a babe at the beach, which is still really great in its own way yet ultimately not the same thing as far as I and a lot of other people with a penchant for beach babes are concerned.

But four-dollar gasoline has our attention, and people living in states without beaches are being told that more drilling will help them right now.

In Braveheart, the Battle of Stirling Bridge is fought without the bridge, a fuck-up akin to a D-Day movie without a beach.

Without the beach, of course.

That's why it's significant how weird it is to see men's bodies without heads, beach volleyball style.

The community went on to recover as the understated Hamptons village without the beach, the pretense and, for a while at least, the sticker shock.

Without the beach as a backdrop for bikinis, there seems little incentive for them to make the trek to the Hamptons.

The pictures are beautiful and distinctly unschlocky, probably because Mr. Klein (no relation to the designer) showed his horse without a beach or a girl.

That's the Portsmouth paradox: It's a seacoast town without a beach, an escapist retreat with a decidedly real-world spin.