Sentence examples for bathroom privileges from inspiring English sources

Bathroom privileges were taken away.

Twice-a-day bathroom privileges were eliminated.

No bathroom privileges, no sitting, standing or even raising her head for a week.

(3) Each patient in restraint or seclusion shall have bathroom privileges according to his or her needs.

So we get into a fight once in a while; wouldn't you if you couldn't go outside until 5 o'clock; wouldn't you if you were denied indoor bathroom privileges?

The lead author, Dr. Christopher S. Cooper of the University of Iowa, found that the liberal bathroom privileges generally extended to kindergartners were often abridged after they reached first grade.

(A trip to the bathroom involved following a woman back to her bungalow and paying her a dollar for the privilege of using her toilet).

The bespoke designer frocks, the endless flow of champagne, the chance of running into Meryl Streep in the bathroom: such privileges feel so removed from our daily routine of eating cereal for dinner.

"Inmates who have ties to the administration have been pushing others to take care of me: 'You have been penalized by having your tea, food, bathroom and smoking privileges taken away for a week.

Ends that might meet in winter, when a small house might cost $1,000 a month, do not come close in summer when that same amount will rarely get a single room with bathroom and kitchen privileges.

She added that school officials had told her that "the bathroom is a privilege, not a right," and that students with greater than average bathroom needs should obtain a doctor's note.