Sentence examples similar to village bath from inspiring English sources

From Dacia Daniels: "Don't miss the quaint village of Bath – steeped in history, and you can visit the ancient Roman baths.

A mobile roadshow would visit towns and villages around Bath and the coins would then eventually be displayed at the Roman Baths.

He ticked off the city's other so-called saunas, which he occasionally patronizes: Mermaid Spa, in Coney Island; the East Village Russian baths; the Wall Street banya, on Fulton Street.

The idyll ended on arrival in Ax-les-Thermes, a village boasting thermal baths below the finish and a ski resort atop it.

Duchy tenants in the village of Newton St Loe, outside Bath, this year complained to the prince that they had been "fobbed off", "patronised", "misled" and "dealt with in an overly aggressive manner" by duchy representatives who handled their complaints about its plans to build 2,000 homes on neighbouring farmland.

Richard Watson's seminal December 2009 classic, Future Files: The Five Trends That Will Shape the Next 50 Years, turned out to be wrong on most counts (disposable phones; a Moon village; nano drinks; smart baths...) but was eerily prescient about the world-shattering invention of sensory internet.

It records with great sensitivity and occasional flashes of humor his impressions of villages, ryokans, hot baths, the emperor and the empress passing through the Hama Gardens in Tokyo and an entertainment offered by a great court noble upon coming to maturity.

In some villages, persons take baths in the swamps while carrying out domestic activities such as washing clothes or dishes.

However, it added the subsidy provided to the Central Baths, Aldersley Leisure Village and Bert Williams Leisure Centre in Bilston was "no longer affordable".

In the second outbreak in 2000, MRSA isolates were collected from infections, usually SSTIs, among residents of 29 villages, from wooden surfaces of steam baths in 1 village and from cultures obtained to assess nasal colonization (14 ).

When the hotels did not open in 2006, it was the first time since the early 1800s that the village did not have a mineral bath tourist trade.