Sentence examples for go loo from inspiring English sources
The Victorians were inventive in denying "what really exists", and in polite modern society that practice has continued, with euphemisms for the place where we go (loo, restroom, little boys' or girls' room) and for what we do there (pay a visit, spend a penny, wash our hands, powder our nose).
Try to go the loo well before you get the call to evacuate.
By the third novel, Patrick is clean: "Nowadays when I go into loos I say to myself, 'What are you doing here?
The main symptoms of diabetes are going to loo all the time, feeling very thirsty and drinking a lot, feeling very tired and unexplained weight loss.
MYTH: You can't get pregnant if you go to the loo or douche straight after sex Going to the loo or douching (washing the inner and outer female genitals) won't help to prevent a pregnancy.
Meanwhile, Culture minister, Barbara Follett has spoken out about women's toilets in old theatres: "Women take longer to go to the loo, and I am tired of spending most of the interval in the loo queue," she explained.
