Sentence examples for pool changing from inspiring English sources

The swimming pool changing room scene had me gripped with recognition as well as sympathy.

In the summer, he would go from work straight to the town pool, changing from suit to swim trunks in the locker room and launching his 6-foot, 4-inch self into the water with a mighty cannonball.

There has been much focus on factors influencing medical students' career choice, prompted by such concerns as a sufficient future surgical workforce, declining applicant pool, changing gender composition, and a cultural shift in values and priorities.

Girls would pretend to be scared of me in the swimming pool changing rooms because I hadn't realised, age 11, that I was meant to shave my legs.

Girls would pretend to be scared of me in the swimming pool changing rooms because I hadn't realized, at age 11, that I was meant to shave my legs.

The Mail pointedly brought up that "one of the four judges jailed a teacher for downloading child pornography and another sentenced a Peeping Tom for using a mobile phone to film women in swimming pool changing rooms".

I could almost hear the sound of the rain on the tin roof of the swimming-pool changing room.

The vox-pop interviews, conducted everywhere from swimming-pool changing rooms to the local food market, are insightful and often surprisingly moving.

It's reminiscent of the swimming-pool changing rooms back at school, where I'm scared to look at anything in case it offends someone.

Through the panels, the front window of the gallery and surrounding room become gauzy pools, changing with the ambient light.

If species are filtered from regional species pools, changing climate may affect both the species and leaf economic composition of plant communities.