Sentence examples for bathing party from inspiring English sources

And the Metropolitan Museum received as a bequest in 1967 "Tragedy of the Sea (Found Drowned)" (1916), in which a bathing party comes to a bad end.

"People must rush from one party or restaurant to another," Patrick Balfour wrote, "to a third or fourth in the course of one evening, and finish up with an early morning bathing party, transported at 60 m.p.h. to the swimming pools of Eton through the dawn".

There followed what Lord Denning described as "a light-hearted and frolicsome bathing party, where everyone was in bathing costumes and nothing indecent took place at all".

At Winchester assizes in 1953, Montagu was acquitted of committing an "unnatural" offence with boy scouts at a bathing party.

The division's bathing party killed four attackers, four Jewish and one Arab escapee, and recaptured thirteen Jews.

Even in conversations with the vicious and cornered cadres of Saddam Hussein's regime, her name will come up to evoke, for a moment, an innocent Baghdad of picnics in the palm gardens and bathing parties in the Tigris.

The track was laid out beside the swimming pool, but when Callingham realised the guests at his bathing parties were more interested in the trains and houses, it became the village lake, complete with pleasure boats, beach and pier.

Skidelsky describes a visit by Keynes and his companion for the trip, Geoffrey Scott, in 1906 to the Italian home of Bernard Berenson: They all went on bathing parties at which Scott and Keynes dressed themselves in ladies' knickers and struggled over a pink chemise.

Many longtimers remember a neighborhood of poor people rich in relatives and shared experiences, of bathing parties on tar beach (tenement roofs), sleeping out on the fire escape on torrid nights and clandestine swimming in the big buildings' wooden water tanks.

What's a pool party without bathing beauties?

They were shown clothes shopping, bathing the dog, attending parties and contacting one another on Facebook, which was mentioned so often that it might almost have been a programme sponsor.