Sentence examples for toilets set from inspiring English sources

(212-255-3940) www.greenwichstreet.com * "URINETOWN" Greed, corruption and the use of public toilets set to music.

Drug users colonized even the portable toilets set up for the players, littering them with empty glassine drug packets and needle caps.

THEY hold a lot of summer rock festivals in Europe, but unless there are fatalities in the mosh pit or a new world record for portable toilets set ablaze, history records little of what happens.

Take the recent display of public toilets set up by Charmin bathroom tissue: Used by thousands in Times Square and viewed by 7,400 Web users on one site alone.

The lack of properly prepared and stored food led to another of Benjamin's worries: food-borne outbreaks of illness that can lead to diarrhea (not a pleasant experience in any case, but we're guessing even less so in the portable toilets set up at many of the camps).

The first question, "Please can I go to the toilet?", set the tone for the press conference.

The year before, a one-paragraph item in Newsweek alleging that guards at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, had flushed a Koran down the toilet set off three days of riots that left 14 people dead in Afghanistan.

Finally, I came in view of the platform, built like a suburban deck on stilts with room for a few small tents, a partial roof and a composting toilet set at one end on a short walkway.

And, for all his fascinated attention to wealth, he knew what to make of such kitsch repositories as Gatsby's mansion, with its Marie Antoinette music rooms, its Restoration salons, and the solid-gold toilet set on Gatsby's dresser.

THE BATHROOM All the modern conveniences, but with quirks and character: heated salvaged-tile floors, a huge hammered-copper tub, a toilet set in a wooden throne (there's no other way to describe it) with armrests and a built-in cabinet.

There are the remains of temples, marketplaces, bath houses and even public bathrooms (with each toilet set companionably side-by-side for ease of chatting).