How To Use Public convenience In A Sentence
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We arrived home to the revelations about how disgusting York's public conveniences had been allowed to become over the Bank Holiday.
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The public conveniences were visited by independent judges who took into account factors such as cleanliness, friendliness and accessibility.
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Local authorities are not obliged to provide public conveniences, but if they do they ought to be kept clean and functional, even if it means charging the public for using them.
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It was used as a public convenience for more than a hundred years.
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The nearest public conveniences in Chantry Lane do not have any disabled facilities.
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What is the correct polite name for a public convenience in England?
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The woman stepped lightly away on her high-heeled, patent leather boots to her basket-work Mini parked beside the public convenience.
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Talking of bogs, Local Authority cut-backs in the last year have meant that vast numbers of public conveniences have been closed.
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The survey of how happy people were with the facilities had the region in bottom place with only 18 per cent of Yorkshire people pleased with public conveniences.
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Campaigners fighting to save public conveniences at a popular beauty spot from closure have been heartened by a response to their concerns from a leading health official, reports Mike Addison.
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The woman stepped lightly away on her high-heeled, patent leather boots to her basket-work Mini parked beside the public convenience.
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What is the correct polite name for a public convenience in England?
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The woman stepped lightly away on her high-heeled, patent leather boots to her basket-work Mini parked beside the public convenience.
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There were scores of them yesterday, hanging around on the steps beside the takeaway, skulking outside Bow Church gates and lurking on the traffic island by the disused public conveniences.
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What is the correct polite name for a public convenience in England?
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Three red-tops (so far) had come up with the 'exclusive' ploy of hanging around secluded highland public conveniences all night, in the hope of running into the headhunter, or at least some would-be cottager they could accuse.
It's October, 1956.
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A recent survey of residents found that 60 per cent felt more public conveniences were needed at that end of the village.
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What is the correct polite name for a public convenience in England?
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Mahogany dividers split up cubicles, and blue and green tinted glass lit the early public conveniences’ more murky corners.
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The heart is not a public convenience.
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What is the correct polite name for a public convenience in England?
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What is the correct polite name for a public convenience in England?
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At Exhibition Square, plumbing problems left the toilets blocked and today the council admitted other public conveniences around the city had not been subject to their usual cleaning routine.
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The town centre has been deprived of public conveniences since the Orchard Gate facilities were closed down, due to vandalism, back in July.
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A consultation document prepared by Mr Smith last year foresees all the present public conveniences closed down and replaced by just two new attended toilet blocks.
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In the interests of public convenience we should flush them out.
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If funding cannot be obtained for a warden, the alternative could be visitors having to travel to Cross Hills to use its public conveniences.
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The budget also includes investment in an arts centre for the district, increased resources for street cleaning and improvements to car parks and public conveniences.
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What is the correct polite name for a public convenience in England?
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What is the correct polite name for a public convenience in England?
Times, Sunday Times
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In the interests of public convenience we should flush them out.
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Internet kiosks will soon become mandatory for developers of areas of public convenience, like shopping centers.
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Matters of sanitation as regards to public conveniences are equally an issue of the past as decent toilets are non-existent.
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The woman stepped lightly away on her high-heeled, patent leather boots to her basket-work Mini parked beside the public convenience.
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All over Europe clean, attended public conveniences have disabled facilities.
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He said while district councils did not have a statutory duty to provide public conveniences they had inherited most from the former rural district and borough councils.
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They don't realise when they're lurking around the public conveniences at the southern end of the bus station that the meridian passes immediately through the cubicles.
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Councillors were being asked their views on a partnership agreement with South Lakeland District Council, which would have safeguarded one set of public conveniences in the town for a further year.
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The heart is not a public convenience.
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What this town lacks is a public convenience in the shopping centre.
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And they are anxious about dismal public transport, dirty public conveniences, rip-off days out and restaurants that are anti-children.
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What is the correct polite name for a public convenience in England?
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There is a public convenience on the corner of the street.
