Sentence examples for going to bathe from inspiring English sources
"I'm going to bathe in the water" of the audience, she declared.
"We decided early on that we were going to bathe the building in light," said Arthur Stern, the president and chief executive of the company, which has since renovated 1180 Raymond.
"If you have to climb over the tub in order to bathe, and you're afraid you'll fall, you may decide you're not going to bathe that day," he said.
To complete the fiction that they are going to bathe, each person receives a towel and a small piece of soap issued by two men clad in white coats.
Ignoring the cheese, oil, and spud crumbs you're going to bathe them in, this oven-cooked recipe is a super food when compared to all those Dallas Fried Chicken shops run by Turkish teenagers.
Be sure that the room you are going to bathe your rats in is comfortable and draft free.
"Pavel had gone to bathe in the river and had taken the horses with him for a bath".
As children we would go to bathe in the river, and then a priest would put sandalwood on our faces.
When she goes to bathe in the river, she is watched by the guerrillas who taunt her, calling her an old hag.
We all felt, I think, eager to bring calm back to Christmas, so after dinner my brother-in-law went to bathe, as did my mother; my sister took refuge in doing dishes; my brothers and my younger niece played Super Mario Kart together on one living-room couch; and, on the other, my elder niece, Adira, read a book, one of her easy-readers, "Ramona Quimby, Age 8".
