Sentence examples for own bathing from inspiring English sources

You can borrow a sleeveless robe and sandals, but all the regulars seem to bring their own bathing suits and flip-flops.

In South Africa the apartheid regime segregated the beaches, and in the Islamic world locals sustained their own bathing traditions away from the tourist beaches.

His poem "The Skeleton" goes like this: The skeleton has his own bathing suit He enjoys swimming and being in the world The xylophones are playing peacefully The skeleton is dancing on the beach We respect his frugality, neatness patience, tact He's not just another skinny person Mr. Fagin seems to exert a magnetic pull on his students.

It was a workout, but it was great, and it ended with an anyone-can-join-in party: beach blanket bingo with Seurat (a real doll); Henri Matisse in a skimmer (let's have a smile, Henri); Liubov Popova, in from Russia (she designed her own bathing suit, and earrings, and shoes); and Pablo Picasso, who flexed nonstop.

Each wing has its own bathing facilities.

Install an adjustable showerhead designed specifically for children if your child prefers taking showers or wants to feel more grown-up by mimicking your own bathing routine.

All the participants are considered eligible for nursing homes because they cannot perform two or more essential activities on their own like bathing, dressing and going to the toilet.

Do you own a bathing suit?

Such workers tend to clients who can't handle all the basic chores of home life on their own, like bathing, dressing and eating.

And, just 15 minutes' walk away, is the towering Trafalgar Falls with its own natural rocky bathing pool.

She also wrote about her own pleasure at "bathing," especially onthe rare days she dared to ditch her petticoats, whalebone collars,and fishnet hose.