Sentence examples for clothes basket from inspiring English sources

Listlessly, I dropped off the clothes basket in the laundry room, but decided to nap instead of doing a wash.

In her famous 1963 essay Sluts, Katharine Whitehorn described sluts as women who fish their clothes "back out of the dirty clothes basket because it had become, relatively, the cleaner thing," and spend their money "at the beginning of the month like drunken sailors".

It was also canteen day, when the Sister of the ward went with a large clothes basket to the canteen and returned with tins of biscuits, which were not for us, and tins of sweets, which were thrown in handfuls into the middle of the dayroom, prompting a lively scramble and a few black eyes and bleeding noses.

She put the other four in a plastic clothes basket on the bed.

Alone for two years in Toronto with a 1 and a 4-year old, struggling to paint in a tiny upstairs flat above the apartment of an invalid who would bang on the ceiling at the slightest noise from us, Freda would set my baby brother Freddy out in the yard in a clothes basket and get on with her work.

The first one is really good, they provide for mothers, all this stuff you need … the second one … they meant to give us before we go in, it's got all the baby singlet, clothes, basket, shampoo, singlet, their own towel.

The boys play between costume racks and in wicker clothes baskets.

But when it comes to the basics -- irons, soap tins, clothes baskets and more -- the classics still rule.

"Women connect with their roommate about what to bring; men throw stuff in clothes baskets the night before they depart for school and just show up," the university says, presumably to reassure the parents of young men about the disarray in their homes.

These gifts were put in large wicker clothes baskets at the lodge, on Saturday afternoon.

defer.add img); Organize clothes baskets by color Have a hamper for light clothes and one for dark clothes.