He found Mr. Duncan in that room with Somers, his son, who had just returned from a seaside place, and they were discussing a very grave event.
Nor would she go to Boston, though urged by Miss Lucretia; and Mrs. Merrill and the girls had implored her to join them at a seaside place on the Cape.
A peasant was drawing water at the pump, and the handle made a noise; a priest chatted with three French ladies who had come over from a neighbouring seaside resort.
A troupe of pierrots at the seaside may get themselves up in a garb bizarre enough to give points to the cubists; but unless they also provide a fair programme, they will not retain an audience.
Very soon after this the man went to the seaside once more, and put still more salt on his Ass.
THE ASS WITH THE SALT A Man who had an Ass heard that salt was to be bought for less gold at the seaside than where he was, so he went there to buy some.
By-the-bye, I shall have half a day at the seaside on Monday.
And yet you look so well,--you have really a seaside colour!
As it was fine autumn weather he went down to a seaside place, where his Canterbury relatives and the little boy joined him for a holiday of several weeks.
When I was at the seaside she told me who she really is.
A prompt reply informed him that his sister was on the point of returning to London, so that he had better choose some nearer seaside resort.
A day or two after Nancy's return from a seaside holiday, Mary brought in a telegram.
Whitsand was the as yet unfashionable seaside place which had attracted the speculative eye of Luckworth Crewe.
The heated air rising from the ground gave flickering and distorted views of distant objects, like unto marine phenomena viewed through the cheap panes of a seaside lodging-house window.
Like many similar seaside cafés abroad, it has its own parc au coquillages or shell-fish tanks, and you here get the world-renowned Bouillabaisse in perfection.
Scheveningen Curiously enough, this important seaside resort has no restaurant with any claim to celebrity.
One goes to the seaside not for pomp and peacock's tails, but for saltness, Nature and a bite of fresh fish.
Hand, whose handsome cottages are tasteful specimens of our seaside architecture, have been tempted by this facility of vegetable life at Atlantic City to lay out elaborate gardens, which with suitable culture are successful.
The villages on the route, like the seaside terminus, owe their existence to the road, which is now reaping the reward of a far-sighted enterprise.
It is a pretty seaside place, with a splendid beach and bathing sands, a boon to the residents of Shanghai, who either come here or go to Japan for the summer months.
The next morning we leave Yokohama, and make an expedition to Kamakura, a pretty seaside village, to see the great Diabutsu.
I've had nothing but seaside holidays with the babies since we were married.
Again that amazing absence of the seaside crowd; but somehow or other this picture seemed to ring true.
I led her to a hoarding and placed her in front of a poster which depicted a most alluring seaside resort.
Lavinia, a seaside resort with only a hotel perched on a hill, while below on the sandy beach were many fishing-boats.
We had luncheon at a pretty seaside hotel, Kamakura now being a Summer resort.
The striking displays to be seen in some of our public parks and on seaside fronts have done much to popularise this old favourite flower.
A moderate dressing of salt may be added with advantage, as the Beet is a seaside plant.
The complaint of the English seaside town that there will be no fish "till the train comes in from London," is thus a sufficiently old one.
They could be made useful for carrying despatches and imperial persons or troops, or they might be used against a seaside town if necessary.
It is here that St. Ives visitors do most of their golfing, and the ground is described as "a natural seaside course, with charming views in all directions.
The cottages for the most part have a pastoral atmosphere, and not the savour of fish and tangle of nets that we meet in so many seaside villages.
In the Edinburgh Asylum are large corridor wards, pavilion wings of different kinds, cottages and cottage hospitals, a mansion in its own grounds, and a seaside house twelve miles off, to which over a hundred and twenty patients go annually.
I was an only son, and as there were no other near relatives I stopped at a seaside hotel not far from here.
I decided to go away in my motor boat, which my father had given me just before I went to the seaside hotel.
City people rush to the seaside in their thousands, and here is the result.
At the seaside it is fish till the bones stick in your mouth.
And Mother was already at the seaside getting the lodgings ready for them.
At other times of the year the jhil, like the seaside town, is, comparatively speaking, deserted.
The walls on the seaside are, in some of the platforms, nearly 30 ft.
In consequence of the excellent sea bathing, and the beauty of the river banks above the town, East London is the chief seaside holiday resort of the Cape province.
To bear the goods from the seaside the folk were all astir.
If at the seaside washing Queen Hilda's men shall see us, Standing thus barefooted, we from the shame of this can never free us.
But at sunset we came on a big seaside colony stretched out above the longest beach I ever saw: along the sea-front, an esplanade bordered by the usual foolish villas, and behind it a single street filled with hotels and shops.
Between these meagre thickets the roofs of seaside bungalows showed above the dunes; and before one of these we stopped, and were led into a sitting-room full of maps and aeroplane photographs.
From sad Nieuport we motored on to a little seaside colony where gaiety prevails.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "seaside" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
