Sentence examples for whose bathrooms from inspiring English sources

Instead, she emotionally spoke about her role as a caretaker and "mother-figure" for the students whose bathrooms she cleaned.

In 2000, the current owners converted the third floor — formerly an attic — to a master bedroom suite whose bathroom has a whirlpool tub.

Leon, a Vietnam veteran and the reluctant heir to his family's proud military tradition, lives in a peeling house whose bathroom wall is papered with rejection letters.

These temporary designers crowded the studio — a raw space whose bathroom was demarcated by a piece of fabric hanging from a beam.

As did the sacrifice of Michael Santoro and his roommates in Worcester, whose bathroom light bulb fizzled out after Game 3 against the Yankees.

By 5 p.m., Sir Anthony was already trussed up in his tuxedo, and tolerantly willing to chat in a suite at the Charles Hotel, whose bathroom included a mysteriously luxurious shower, which seemed designed to cleanse four people at once.

For escapism, there is always the snakehead -- no shark, to be sure, but a walking fish is worthy of notice -- or James A. Traficant Jr., the disgraced Ohio congressman whose bathroom-tainted banter and intriguing haircut were an amusing antidote to last summer's diversion, the ethically challenged Mr. Condit.

Whose bathroom is this?

But instead of poking around galaxies, the Boyds will be probing the inner spaces of Rudolph's sanctum sanctorum, whose Plexiglas bathroom fixtures and mazelike floor plan explore the nature of exhibitionism, challenge conventional notions of domesticity and keep its inhabitants decidedly on edge.

Mr. Redd is an interior designer in the Dorothy Draper mode, whose own bathroom is a mirrored, 1930's original he found in Chicago and fit to his house here in NoHo; it's big enough and glittery enough to throw a dinner party in (which Mr. Redd has indeed done).

The communal bathrooms, whose patrons sometimes pad around carelessly in bare feet.