Sentence examples for time for a bath from inspiring English sources

In the New York Times the critic John Leonard filleted the book for its accuracy and prose, but also noted, rather acidly, "it is certainly time for a bath".

or "Yes, it is time for a bath now.

When your marble gets dirty, time for a bath!

For instance, your child may "act out" when it is time for a bath.

If you don't have time for a bath, make a paste by adding baking soda to warm water at a ratio of 2 1.

If you don't have time for a bath (or don't have a bathtub) a hot shower will produce the same effect.

Consider scheduling time for a massage, a hot bath with lavender oil and soothing music, or perhaps just a long walk while stargazing or some quiet time watching a movie or reading a book.

Think about the last time you took a bath, for yourself to languish in and soak away the stresses of the day.

The negatives notwithstanding, empty nesters like Gloria and John Mezzacappa, who had previously lived in large colonials when their four children were growing up, opted this time for a two-bedroom two-bath 1960s co-op in Eastchester, close to the train station and a 35-minute ride for Mr. Mezzacappa, a lawyer, to Grand Central Terminal.

In the end she served only 12 weeks in a minimum-security prison and a short period on house arrest (during which she posed for a bath time photoshoot with her ankle bracelet).

If you can look forward to bath time for a different reason, the dysphoria will be easier to deal with.