Sentence examples for having soap from inspiring English sources

But Sandusky also showered regularly with the boy, during which he began having soap fights and then fondling him, the man testified.

MUMBAI, India — Here in the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, what you think of the new India may depend on whether you are the person having soap squeezed onto your hands or the person squeezing the soap.

For example, India is the leading market for Unilever's health soap brand, Lifebuoy, in terms of soap penetration – 99percentt of homes report having soap present - yet the country has the highest child mortality related to diarrheal disease.

The word "smectic" originates from the Latin word "smecticus", meaning cleaning, or having soap like properties.

This goes hand in hand with not having soap to clean my hands - not having a towel to dry them.

Simply having soap is not enough to change handwashing behavior.

"But sometimes we don't have soap.

On a visit to the toilet I noticed only one soap dispenser had soap in it.

A lot of the time, we didn't have soap or hot water," she said.

"We sometimes don't even have soap for our hands," said P. N. Tiwari, the center's vaccination officer.

If you don't have soap, but you have water, rub ash or dirt on your hands, parasitologist Jane Wilson Howarth suggests.