Sentence examples for need to bathe from inspiring English sources

Since the water repelling oils in your horse's coat are removed during bathing, you will need to bathe them when there won't be rain, or you'll have to put a waterproof blanket or sheet on them before turning them out.

There is no need to bathe the dog more than several times a year; over-bathing can cause stress and removes the dog's own natural oils that protect the coat naturally.

Firstly, do not feel the need to bathe in the stuff.

You need to bathe regularly, feed yourself enough to stay healthy, and have a roof over your head.

A young man I know used to say that humans have no need to bathe, since our hair and bodies are designed to self-cleanse.

"You need to bathe the kids, you need to wash the clothes.

I needed to bathe in the luminous big pink square and feed on the white slashed green and rectangular mustard.

They store the water in rain barrels and dole it out as needed to bathe, flush toilets, and wash dishes and clothes.

They found that they needed to turn on a single gene — called OCT4 — in the skin cells, and that the cells needed to bathe in precisely calibrated combinations of four to six growth factors to make a variety of blood cell types, Bhatia said.

Here is why -- we are missing two key pieces of the puzzle: We are not committed to early childhood and family support needed to bathe children in a decent start, and we lack a strong commitment to use technology that can deepen and personalize learning in a digital age.

However, the recommended evidence based practices of delayed bathing and putting nothing on the umbilical cord met strong objections from both the community and health workers, as babies are believed to be born 'dirty', with a 'bad smell', and as such needed to bathe so as not to feel "uncomfortable".