Sentence examples for At the bathhouse from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Konyenko manages to be alone a little while each day at the bathhouse, and insists she is not.
Prices at the bathhouse are considerably lower than a la carte prices at the hotel: $22 for a massage compared with $32 at the hotel, for example.
On Sunday, from 7 p.m. to 12 20 a.m., events including dancing, musical performances, face painting and storytelling at the Bathhouse and C.S. 4 in celebration of the New Year.
Thomas J. Abinanti, a county legislator from Greenburgh who teaches sailing through the organization housed at the bathhouse, said he would like to see the county contribute to the restoration, both because the property is county-owned and because it could be an important amenity for residents.
Upon gaining employment at the bathhouse, Yubaba's seizure of Chihiro's true name symbolically kills the child, who must then assume adulthood.
On April 23 , 2008 a ground-breaking ceremony was held at the Bathhouse for the 53 acre expansion of the Park.
Mr. Obert said that some of the earliest handball in New York was played in nearby Brighton Beach, at the bathhouses that once dotted the area.
The participants received a small monetary incentive of ¥25 (approximately US$4) for their participation, which was equal to the price of admission to the bathhouse at the research period.
On Saturday, Sept. 29, there is the Jones Beach Triathlon, which begins at the East Bathhouse Pool at 8 a.m.
You can spend the day hiking and fishing in the recently created Valles Caldera National Preserve (www.vallescaldera.gov), an 89,000-acre preserve inside a collapsed volcano, then spend the night soaking at the Jemez Springs Bathhouse (www.jemezspringsbathhouse.com), which was recently restored by the town and is fed by the smelly, steaming waters from the area's natural hot springs.
The traveling MTV beach party will be at the East Bathhouse from July 19 to 23 and again from Aug. 2 to 6. MTV is donating $25,000 to the Natural Heritage Trust, which was established in 1968 to allow New York state parks to accept private funds.
