Sentence examples for restroom without from inspiring English sources
So I wouldn't even go to the restroom without a lawyer saying I could.
"You know, Richard Nixon's most memorable remark on the campaign trail was, 'Never go by a restroom without going in it,' " he said, briefly excusing himself.
Evonne Stevenson Schott told the committee that before her husband, Michael, started taking Avastin, he had been given about a month to live and could no longer eat or use the restroom without help.
Starbucks also crafted new guidelines allowing customers to sit in stores and use the restroom without making a purchase, and outlined when employees should (and should not) call 911.
I have other tips, which I pass along in the interest of those of you contemplating mother-daughter road trips: If you are driving close to mealtime, do not allow pit stops, so your mother has no choice but to rush to the restaurant restroom without stopping to see a menu.
Last night, Orelvis Santin, 30, of Elizabeth, N.J., walked toward the stadium entrance with his daughter, Heather, 8, and his son Anthony, 6. Seeing the protest, he said that he would be uncomfortable sending Heather into the restroom without a matron there.
I'm amazed at the number of Americans with Disabilities Act bathrooms in corporate offices with heavy, nonautomatic doors requiring an Olympic athlete to open; individual restrooms without usable safety bars; and restrooms with towel dispensers 10 feet from the sink or trash can.
We cannot use public restrooms without garnering backlash, and many trans women are often shamed by society for diverging from already-high expectations for women's bodies, from our height to our voices to what's in our pants.
Some of the challenges women face may seem simple, such as having to navigate poorly maintained sidewalks or stairs with a stroller or use restrooms without trash containers or changing tables.
Cunningham told NBCDFW.com that restroom designs without exterior doors are becoming more common in new schools and in other locations such as airports.
Libraries are full of children who use restrooms, often without a parent present.
