Sentences with phrase «now reach the beach»

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Experience your feelings... Now picture a tiny dot on the horizon... Gradually you can make out the shape of a small boat... The boat is approaching the shore; as it reaches the beach you see in the boat the person who is most important to you.

But when my stepson, who is 9, challenges me to a race to the corner of Prince and Sullivan Streets, near where we now live in the southern and shabby reaches of Greenwich Village, I tell him I will race him in the summer, on the beach.

If you imagine yourself on a beach, sipping a glass of something cold and bubbly once you reach retirement age, you probably need to start thinking about your financial future right now.

To reach Paradise Beach, wander into the far right (south) corner of Thanya Resort, pass reception as you head up the hill and you'll find the trailhead just behind the last villas — it's now signposted thanks to the new resort.

Now, you may struggle to reach every beach by bus, as some don't have super close stops.

A lot of gay people now also gather at the north end of the main beach, which is just south of Playita Beach - where there is nothing but jungle behind the beach and no issues about climbing over the rocks at high tide to reacbeach, which is just south of Playita Beach - where there is nothing but jungle behind the beach and no issues about climbing over the rocks at high tide to reacBeach - where there is nothing but jungle behind the beach and no issues about climbing over the rocks at high tide to reacbeach and no issues about climbing over the rocks at high tide to reach it.

The boats that remained in Flamingo Beach now anchor in the bay and one has to use a dingy to reach them.