Sentence examples for loo it from inspiring English sources

Yes she did, Keiran found the condom in the loo, it hadn't flushed.

By the time she returned from the loo (it was a wee, I checked), there was nobody in the party apart from the man who went by the name of Mr David Cassidy.

With so little to do for free in society any more – whether that's borrowing a book, letting your children play on a climbing frame or using the loo – it's questionable whether public space remains public at all, or simply an extension of private capital.

If people are in their mid-twenties when it's done – well, if you have to force someone's head down the loo it's bound to be a scuffle or a fight if someone doesn't want to have it done.

(Mandy) Well luckily the people that come to look after me as it were, they know that I can get - it does, it makes you irritable because it's painful and it's - it's uncomfortable and you want to go to the loo but you know that simply just by getting up and shuffling to the loo, it's like going to be a main thing to do.

Being understood by friends was felt to be important: Well luckily the people that come to look after me as it were, they know that I can get - it does, it makes you irritable because it's painful and it's - it's uncomfortable and you want to go to the loo but you know that simply just by getting up and shuffling to the loo, it's like going to be a main thing to do.

"There are showers, nice loos, it's all set up before you get here".

I remember a few things about that evening: the heel of my friend Ellie's boot came off; the gorgeous satin red dress of the lead; and the massively long queue for the ladies loos (it was ever thus).

Mail rips into Harrison as "Living off the state – and how!", with her "fleet of luxury cars" and her "medieval court", replete with 42 loos; it also reports that some of her less-than-satisfied clients dub A4e "All 4 Emma".

The streets and central square were decked out in strips of floaty white tissue (I don't think it was loo roll): it felt like being in a very pretty snow globe, or on top of a giant wedding cake.

I'm ending it all!" Rick said, "It's in the loo, I'll get it".