Sentence examples for popular baths from inspiring English sources

She also reveals the slightly disgusting nature of Pompeii's popular baths, where citizens piled in together, where urine and sweat mingled with the water and there's no sign of how it drained away.

And though it actually represents a popular bathing establishment on Brick Lane, Bomberg's decision to represent the water as a crimson lake proved prophetic, as only a few months later the Mud Bath became a blood-bath.

The most popular public baths are right in town at the base of the 260-foot waterfall called Cascada de la Virgen, where Nuestra Señora allegedly once appeared.

In the '70s and '80s, Jean Nate ran ads that showed a woman stepping out of a luxurious bath and refreshing herself with the popular après bath scent.

In a study of more than 2,000 men and women in England, researchers found that next to losing weight, clean bed linens topped the list of things that make women feel in the mood for sex (ranking higher than a new hairdo and makeup, and that ever-popular hot bath).

But they also provide advice for using onsens, Japan's popular hot spring baths.

It is probably less popular than ice baths, and doesn't appear to be as beneficial, but it is better than no treatment at all.

On your left, the red, green and black door is the entrance to the Hammam Kachachine, a popular, men-only bath house.

A more unorthodox way to enjoy this quintessential Budapest experience is to pop along to one of the increasingly popular night-time bath parties, if you're into laser discos, that is.

The baths were popular and remain an official sacred site.

Built in the 1840's, it underwent a renovation several years ago; the 115 clean, small doubles with full baths are popular among foreign travelers.