Sentence examples for go to bath from inspiring English sources

He wouldn't allow it to go to Bath.

So, if you must travel, go to Bath.

I visit Mr B's each time I go to Bath and find it to be the most soothing, relaxing space.

Another reserve, Matt Banahan, pinched a spare jersey, which Fourie is planning to collect when Leeds go to Bath on Saturday week.

If you've a bonnet, a tail coat, a seething passion or £4,000 a year — heck, even if you haven't — it's time to go to Bath.

"Do you mean we could have waited a year and gone instead to Bath?" "Don't worry," he said, "We can go to Bath if you want to," missing the point entirely, as people who are besotted tend to do.

"I was sitting on a train going to Bath with my wife when the squad was announced.

"You go to any bath supply place, and anything made out of acrylic can be used," said Richard Leach, the pastry chef at Park Avenue Cafe.

These men, therefore, finding that Agis would not quit his sanctuary, but on occasion would venture from it to go to the bath, resolved to seize him on the opportunity thus given them.

After trimming, go to the bath and wash with hot water for two minutes.

If you are still having trouble choosing, go to the bath store and ask one of the workers for extra advice on which one is best.