Sentence examples for its baths from inspiring English sources

The geologist Thomas Sopwith surveyed the fort, describing it, its baths and the midden (waste heap) in 1833 as follows: The fort was surveyed and described by R.G. Collingwood in his Archaeology of Roman Britain, 1930, where he noted the fort's uniquely skewed shape and extraordinary set of defensive ramparts on the northern, uphill side.

In recent years, Scully has most often been quoted on the destruction of McKim, Mead & White's Beaux-Arts Pennsylvania Station, with its Baths of Caracalla waiting room: "Through it one entered the city like a god.

While it's tempting to idealise Roman civilisation with its baths, straight roads and military discipline, clearly things are more complicated than that.

WHILE YOU'RE THERE Between Dyker Beach and Marine Park is Brighton Beach, famous for its baths and authentic Russian food.

During the centuries of the Roman peace, Antioch flourished; its baths and wide arcaded streets were theaters where strangers -- Romans, Syrians, Jews, Christians, Persians, Greeks -- mingled and learned from one another.

The obvious explanation is that it was built to prevent hordes of nasty woad-painted natives from invading the nice civilised Roman province, with its baths, libraries and togas.

That same month, it sold its bath and kitchen products — a business with more than 130 years of history that included the American Standard, Porcher and Jado lines — to Bain Capital for $1.76 billion in cash.

A bath of salt-sugar solution sustained the cells, and tiny jolts of electricity made the cells contract, changing the shape of the silicone cup so that the "jellyfish" expelled liquid, propelling it through its bath.

Maybe it drowned in its bath.

As an alternative, brush your cat after its bath - It'll keep the fur controlled.

American Standard said it would also sell its bath and kitchen business, which generated $2.4 billion in revenue in 2006.