Sentence examples for some bathing from inspiring English sources

The Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation, which bought the designer brand Calvin Klein in February, awarded the Warnaco Group the right to make some bathing suits under the Calvin Klein label.

It was a clever presentation, masking the fact that Mr. Selman's debut was a very small collection, only 15 looks, including a short jeans-style jacket with white stars, some bathing suits, a bit of a lingerie dressing and long silky pajama pants.

We threw on some bathing suits, donned our newly bought djellabas and set off for the eroded ruins of the Palace Dar Soltane, made famous in the 1960's when Jimi Hendrix wrote a song about it, "Castles Made of Sand".

"In some cases you might have some bathing waters that have experienced a freak year," she explained.

And while there are some bathing suits we'd pay to see, this is not one of them.

The most commonly observed activities were feeding practices, although some bathing and swaddling practices were also noted.

In 2007, we published Darwish's poem "Remainder of a Life," which begins: "If I were told: / By evening you will die, / so what will you do until then?" The poet lists a variety of tasks, some quotidian (bathing, shaving), some pleasurable (drinking wine, reading), all described with a rebellious glee.

Some prohibit bathing suit competitions and advertise the contests with photos of little girls dressed up more like fairy-tale princesses than as youthful femmes fatales.

He was reminiscing about a night in Baton Rouge when the State House dispatched troopers to drag absent legislators back to their seats, some in bathing suits from their hotel pools and others in various stages of inebriation.

Some mentioned bathing infants shortly after delivery, while others mentioned waiting until later in the day to bathe.

Montuclard [ 8] evaluated 28 medical patients ≥70 years with a long ICU stay (≥30 days) several months after discharge and observed increased dependence in some ADL (bathing, dressing, toileting, transfer and continence) and decreased quality of life in specific domains (global health, memory, sociability, leisure), in spite most of the patients remaining independent.