go to the seaside

If they had a holiday, most went to the seaside or the country.

There was to be no going to the seaside for a holiday.

Should we go to the seaside for a day or two?"

She then went to the seaside for Mary's birth, thinking the matter ended.

You know it's a terrific day, let's go to the seaside.

Barrett, she said, took up photography and sometimes they went to the seaside together.

Paul went to the seaside for a few days.

If you went to Sunday school every week you could go to the seaside free.

"When I went to the seaside, the children were playing there," he said, again showing no emotion.

Despite telling her he does not take fares, she insists on going to the seaside.

Let's take a picnic and go to the seaside.

"We'd complain about the weather, but we loved to go to the seaside," he said.

This comprised two large buses going to the seaside once a year with 150 people aboard.

It was taking a risk, when she thought about it, to go to the seaside in September.

Last night I thought about going to the seaside, and then the thing was there in the foam on the waves."

Brum goes to the seaside for the day with a family.

I been on a train with the school once - we went to the seaside and I cut my toe.

He and his wife and his family are going to the seaside, next week.

In fact, if every Briton decided to go to the seaside on the same day there would be only four inches of sand per person!

Some bathers went to the seaside primarily for pleasure, while perhaps using health as an excuse.

In late August, Charlotte was permitted to go to the seaside.

When my family went to the seaside years ago, everyone would lie on the beach until they turned brick red, and then peeled horribly.

"Well, if he wanted his bathing-dress, he must have been going to the seaside.

Shall we go to the seaside for the week-end?"

Its main attraction is the outdoor Olympic pool, a treat in summer if you haven't the energy to go to the seaside.