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n. (plural of seaside resort English)
Usage examples of "seaside resorts".
Today the town tries to maintain an air of Georgian elegance and generally nearly succeeds, though like most seaside resorts it had about it a whiff of terminal decline, at least as far as tourism goes.
Harry, will you discover which of the seaside resorts would be the best, and go there to find a eligible lodging-house for us?
Until May I was in Europe, and I'm presently engaged for an extended tour of British theatres, this time concentrating on those located in seaside resorts.
Can it be possible that a homicidal murderer is going the round of our seaside resorts?
The French doors let in a dazzle of white light, a grand piano filled the far corner of the room, and people in summer clothes were sitting about at card tables and in the lopsided wicker armchairs one so often finds at down-at-heel seaside resorts.
From September to April the cars serving the seaside resorts ran only every thirty-five minutes.
That land of tacky seaside resorts and naval bases, green fields inland with time-burnished villages and manors—.
Soon, the family would leave for Brighton, where the crowds at the seaside resorts would protect her -- if her ill-wisher were not a part of that society.
They still sell postcards of Churchill and Eisenhower at the seaside resorts, and that makes me angry.
Some of them were views of English seaside resorts, some were expanses of countryside, some were from the European continent: German spas, French cathedrals, Alpine scenery.
In the early years of Victoria’s reign, men and women still bathed nude at many seaside resorts.
By the time they reached Weymouth Bay, destined by Brenna's time to become one of Britain's most favored seaside resorts, Morgana was exhausted.