Sentence examples for communal changing from inspiring English sources

Some of the graffiti which was covered up with the help of the Suffolk Probation Service can still be seen beneath the white paint, doors are missing from the 180 or so changing cubicles and the roof of one of the communal changing rooms looks in need of repair.

You see she, too, would probably not fit into tiny bikinis in communal changing rooms.

It's something I thought about last week while standing in a communal changing room in midtown Manhattan.

I love it in the big communal changing room; people all comment on what everyone else is trying on".

Nor the mainstream consumer, as the garments are never intended to end up on the communal changing-room floors of the likes of Miss Selfridge.

At my friend Barbara Hulanicki's Biba boutique in Kensington Church Street, the stuff was so reasonable that the lowest-paid office worker could afford a new outfit every week, trying it on in the communal changing-room with the likes of Cilla Black, Julie Christie or Cher.

At the team's peak, Arsenal's players shared an ethos that was free-flowing, flexible, and communal, radically changing the reputation of a club once associated with a hard-nosed pragmatism.

"People would come in alone," she said, "and Elaine would put them there," at what became a kind of constantly changing communal table.

While covering the phenomena of "court Jews", Hassidic rabbis and intermittent bouts of anti-semitism, it also addresses less familiar areas, rural Jewish life, secular communal leaders, the changing roles for women, the tensions between rich and poor, and the kehillah, or self-governing Jewish council.

Wear slippers or shower shoes to keep feet off communal shower floors, changing rooms and pool decks.

For instance, the old, established local "feast" and "wake" days of the industrial districts in the north of England were retained, serving many of the old communal functions yet also changing character and obtaining new functions in light of the spread of the railway and the advent of the modern vacation.