Sentences with phrase «going seaside town»

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Unfortunately, the red - blazered funny man experienced a less jovial welcome the next time he went to woo voters in the seaside town.

Commentator and former Tory MP Matthew Parris said the seaside town of Clacton represented a Britain «going nowhere» and Conservatives should let go and focus on places with more «ambition and drive», like Cambridge.

When a daytime rendezvous is on the cards then why not go on a day trip to the beautiful seaside town of Bray, only 20 kilometers from Dublin?

When the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union last month, the seaside town of Port Talbot in Wales eagerly went along with the move.

Mouton («Sheep») is the nickname of Aurelien (David Merabet), who at 17 is granted independence from his troubled family and goes off to live on his own in a seaside town.

Synopsis: Melanie's life in a seaside town is going nowhere until she meets Ray, back in town with a shady job to do.

Gone begins in the quiet, seaside town of Perdido Beach.

A stunning work of fiction that brings us deep into the intertwined lives of a small seaside town where a little girl, the daughter of a fisherman, has gone missing.

Whether it is a 750 - mile journey to a seaside resort or a short - trip to grandma's house one town away, today's pets are on the go more than ever.

Meet the little pooch with a big will to live who went on to become the mayor of a seaside town in New Jersey!

Go cruising around the islands, or base yourself at a range of mainland, seaside towns on the Queensland coast and take day trips.

Your vacation in Punta Mita, Mexico will no doubt include visits to the storybook harbor town of Puerto Vallarta, or a short drive to the seaside town of Punta da Mita where you can golf, go sport fishing, sea kayaking or jet skiing.

Even though I had a 12 kg backpack on my back and was wearing clothes better suited for Croatia's seaside heat, I was going to do the 40 - minute walk through town... in the rain.