How To Use public toilet In A Sentence
- Even gents' public toilets are organised so that conversation need not be interrupted by the proceedings; piddling in company seems an integral part of the male bonding experience.
- Rural libraries, training centres for the visually impaired, public toilets and milch animals are only a few assets contributed by NSS volunteers for the benefit of villagers during their field visits.
- I had lunch today, in a little glassed-in concrete area above the public toilets in a little bay on the headland of which stands a statue of the Virgin Mary, just south of the old port of Biarritz.
- Keep this in mind next time you make a pit stop at a fast-food drive-through - the steering wheel of your car harbours nine times more germs than a public toilet seat.
- A regular visitor to the north Cotswolds has kicked up a stink about the state of the public toilets in the area.
- There was relief mingled with pride in a South Lakeland village this week as its public toilet was reopened thanks to people power.
- The thought of EU Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson meeting a grisly end in the Brussels public toilet where he hoped to seek refuge from the inexorable advance of pitiless technology is not unpleasing.
- Free public toilets lack the funds to employ a full-time cleaner and because they are free, they are busier.
- By 315 AD, it is said that Rome as a city had 144 public toilets which were flushed clean by running water.
- I think it impractical that every public toilet be soundproofed, nice though that would be.
