Sentence examples for washcloth from inspiring English sources

Once, when Betty Jean's mother was giving her a bath in the kitchen — the house had no bathtub, so she stood naked on a chair while her mother rubbed her with a soapy washcloth — Lee, quiet on the back porch, spied through the crack between the ajar door and its wooden jamb.

We stuck the wad of bloody paper towels and a blood-soaked washcloth into a plastic King Kullen bag and shoved it way down in the garbage.

She plunged a washcloth into the bowl of now lukewarm water and gently cleaned him off.

"We have to fatten you up," she said, squeezing warm water from the washcloth over his back.

A ferry is called a waterbus; a washcloth is a face wash; a hobo is a swaggie.

Conversations about wringing blood from a washcloth after a shooting coexist with ordinary talk and pastimes on the subway.

Next time, he brings along a washcloth and cleans me first.

So I run hot water on a washcloth, wring it out, and carry it back to the bedroom.

I wrung the washcloth and let the warm water dribble down her chest.

In his hands he held a clear-plastic bag, and inside the bag was a wet washcloth.

"Well, I'm goin a warsh everthing I can reach," he said, pulling off his boots and jeans (no drawers, no socks, Jack noticed), slopping the green washcloth around until the fire spat.