Sentence examples for seen a bath from inspiring English sources

"You couldn't get more destitute than this guy, poor old Victor probably hasn't seen a bath in ten years, he's crawling with lice and dirtier than you can imagine".

The sight of nose-studded mohican-haired louts who hadn't seen a bath in a month wreaking havoc in the City served to remind the foot-soldiers of capitalism of the chaos that their daily grind was helping to hold back.

The first time I saw a bath menu in a hotel, I laughed outright.

Stendhal, who had been with Napoleon at the gates of Moscow, sneered somewhat at Delacroix's painting "Massacre at Chios," because it was too obvious that the artist had never seen a real blood bath.

(See "A European Bond Bath").

I like to see a Rottweiler get a bath or a shepherd savor a Milk-Bone.

We went three days and two and a half nights without seeing a bed or a bath.

At lunch I saw a meal being prepared — a bath of oil with something sinister swimming inside.

But in 1876, the eminent Victorian gardener Canon Ellacombe, of Bitton in Gloucestershire, reported seeing a pomegranate tree in Bath with 60 ripe fruit on it.

They look at them and see a lifetime of sponge baths and spoonfed snacks.

Bare breasts in the suburbs were not uncommon and in Asakusa I once saw a man returning from his bath wearing his towel on his head, and nothing else.