Sentence examples for taking steam from inspiring English sources

At the local health club Ms. Seegrist was seen taking steam baths in her camouflage clothing.

Students taking Steam combinations ranged from 13% (three subjects) to 31% (five).

Also, to be fair, there weren't very many people, and that's something I'll never be able to explain, since it was a clean place, relatively modern, with individual saunas for taking steam baths, bar service in the saunas, and, above all, cheap.

After the peel, the patient should be advised to avoid sun exposure, facial scrubs, loofahs, picking at the peeling skin, taking steam inhalation, and using creams that cause exfoliation.

Now, chefs are taking steaming even further, using unusual liquids, flavoring them with aromatic vegetables and spices, and infusing simple foods with a depth of flavor and complexity.

It's like allowing young people to hold hands in public, or subsidising the price of bread: it takes steam out of the pressure cooker.

He had taken steam baths to dehydrate himself so he would not have to yield the floor to go to the restroom.

If I get throat pain, I rely on saline gargles and may occasionally take steam inhalation – no antibiotics and no herbal remedies".

"Tougher mortgage eligibility criteria, high deposit requirements and concerns about future rate rises are starting to take steam out of the UK housing market," said Corfe.

In 1907, a farmer in west Iceland took steam from a hot spring that ran below his farm through a concrete pipe and into his house several metres above.

(See: "OPEC And Chavez Take Steam Out Of Oil").