Sentences with phrase «after seaside towns»

Energy and eccentricity make Venice Beach one of the most sought - after seaside towns in all of California.

A table condiment to similar to ketchup — but much more pungent — sriracha sauce is named after a seaside town in Thailand.

A table condiment similar to ketchup — but much more pungent — sriracha sauce is named after a seaside town in Thailand.

A table condiment to similar in appearance to ketchup — but much more pungent — sriracha sauce is named after a seaside town in Thailand.

Named after the seaside town in England, Brighton is an upscale bayside suburb in south Melbourne.

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After the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires this pretty little seaside town was like a vacation within a vacation.

According to Annie, Honfleur is named after a seaside harbour town in Normandy and inspired by rich warm browns found in the rustic French countryside and mid-20th century design.

Though this Oscar - tipped film from writer - director Kenneth Lonergan (You Can Count On Me, Margaret) is named after a scenic seaside town near Boston, Massachusetts, the drama that unfolds is anything but pretty.

In «Rust and Bone» he's Ali, an unemployed guy who moves to the seaside town of Antibes (just down the road from Cannes, actually) to camp out in his married sister's garage after he's suddenly saddled with the custody of his five - year - old son.

Attenberg / Greece (Director & Screenwriter: Athina Rachel Tsangari)-- Marina, a young woman living with her father in a decaying, seaside factory town, acquires a new perspective on the mysteries of human nature after she meets a stranger.

Driven in the twisting mountain roads above the seaside resort town of Quinta do Lago — where the late Ayrton Senna owned a home he planned to return to after that fateful 1994 F1 race at Imola — the C450 feels like no kind of compromise at all.

After you arrive at the seaside village of Chemainus, you can explore its eclectic collection of shops and restaurants and view the towns numerous murals.The Best Western Plus Chemainus Inn offers spacious, well - equipped rooms.

After lunch, a two - hour drive takes us to the seaside town of Levanto, our launching point for exploring the Riviera di Levante.

Early on, the area that is now Seal Beach was known as «Anaheim Landing», as the boat landing and seaside recreation area named after the nearby town of Anaheim.

All over the continent you'll find colonial towns and laid - back seaside villages — just the antidote after a few days (or weeks) of taking in South America's jaw - dropping sights.

The sunny seaside town of St Tropez became a popular resort destination after the end of World War II, with an influx of artists moving to the area and the beginnings of the Yé - yé cultural movements of the nineteen sixties.

Torquay was originally named Spring Creek, however the recognition of the town in 1892 as one of Victoria's first seaside resorts instigated a name change to Torquay after the English seaside resort.

There are 3 little longtail boat piers in Ao Nang, the bustling seaside town 40 minutes drive from Krabi airport, that will transport you to Railay for 100 baht / person (150 baht after 6 pm).

Even better, the Crazy Taxi city seems clearly modeled after San Francisco — a seaside town filled with steep hills, unexpectedly twisty streets, and colorful pedestrians.

Born into a family of artists but opting to study law at Rome University — after which he practised for nine years as a lawyer — from 1935 he worked as a freelance photographer in the pleasant seaside town and port, Senigallia, on Italy's Adriatic coast, north of Ancona, in the Marche region.

According to Annie, Honfleur is named after a seaside harbour town in Normandy and inspired by rich warm browns found in the rustic French countryside and mid-20th century design.