Sentence examples for latter bath from inspiring English sources
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(The nearby powder room displayed dozens of black-and-white glamour portraits of movie stars from the 1940's and 50's, from Clark Gable to Jane Russell, the latter in a bubble bath).
There is not a great deal of love lost between Robinson and Martin Johnson, who was among those critical of England during the ex-Bath flanker's latter days in charge.
But the latter has, disappointingly, an over-bath shower rather than a walk-in one – perhaps the space would have been be better used for a bigger bathroom.
But soon they are doing more than just cohabiting, as Shelly reminiscences about Maura's old "flickety-flickety thump-thump" technique, and the latter reluctantly pleasures her in the bath.
Its 35 rooms and 28 suites -- the latter with fireplaces and double Jacuzzi baths -- are furnished in a minimalist manner, but the brick walls give them a warm feeling.
Metal copper and indium hydroxide were the main phase of the solid product within 15 s after the reaction system immersed into the oil bath at 180 °C, and the latter was originated from the reaction between oleylamine and indium precursors.
Watson records that a contemporary engraving shows his body "being carried from the bath by his servant and chaplain, the latter immaculately attired in a frock coat and top hat".
Stick to using a cloth rather than a bath or washing up sponge, as these latter scrubbers tend to have rougher surfaces.
The latter makes me want to wallow nightly in a hot bath that, though temporarily comforting, exacerbates the dryness, and so we continue.
While we did not observe differences in nucleokinesis frequency between bath-applied ML-7 alone or in combination with strychnine, the latter strengthened the reduction of migration velocity.
