Sentence examples for I can bathe from inspiring English sources

Isn't Orton's mother's remark about her private parts, "They've come up the size of a football, but I've no complaints, I've been given top-class penicillin," somewhat akin to Miss Shepherd's boast to a social worker, "I can bathe myself, I've won awards for that"?

A nondiscriminating hope-to-God-some-cold-beer's- waiting-that-I-can-bathe-in hot.

Now my children can bathe at home anytime and I can also wash their clothes with clean water," she said.

Now with an open-air, wood-fired, cast-iron bath, the experience means you can bathe under the stars by the side of your hut then take a morning dip in the flooded millstream.

You can bathe your cat in one of those infant bath tubs or even a small child sized swimming pool.(Only bathe your cat outside in a small swimming pool if it's hot outside!).

You can bathe in melancholic industrial rock.

You can bathe or not bathe as you see fit.

At the spa, you can bathe in cabernet or torrontés, the aromatic local white wine.

We can bathe this in irony; we can find metaphors for it; we can even invent it and disguise it.

The client can bathe behind a shower curtain that costs as much as a year's tuition for parochial school.

We don't get to see the house, but at the Met we can bathe in that same fountain.