Baths In A Sentence

Definition of Baths

• A new washhouse for these barracks has been erected, with shower baths and washing troughs.
• Yesterday we were ordered not to use the waters of the Tigris, to-day the baths are denied us.
• Blood baths for the cure of certain diseases were used in Egypt and mediaeval Europe.
• We turned up from the Coliseum to the left, and entered a gate leading to the baths of Titus.
• But 'tennyrate he wouldn't take the mud baths at Carlsbad, nor none of us did but Miss Meechim.
• Accordingly on the third day the baths were brought to the chamber, and the lady occupied herself with filling them.
• With freshly made hypo baths at a suitable temperature there is absolutely no danger of the paper frilling or blistering.
• And this is repeated on the morning of each fourth day, till four baths have been taken in sixteen days.
• We understand that these baths have been in operation for nine years, with a continual increase of reputation and number of visitors.
• Hot baths for his hands and steam inhalations no longer had any beneficial effect, though they had alleviated his pain hitherto.
• When the period of eruption is over, there is commonly less fever, and the packs and baths may be diminished.
• The packs and baths should be continued, even when the patient cannot be prevailed upon to stay long enough in the packs to perspire.
• A few large houses had baths of their own, but most people went every day to a great public bath which was a very gay place.
• By working the tables at a certain rate, the baths are kept at the right temperature by the immersion of the red hot glass.
• Fountains and fishponds, baths and open water channels, even in the hottest summer, still cool the favourite haunts.
• The city was comparatively empty, all the so-called society being absent at the various spas or baths of Germany.
• At Bischofswerda the complaints were that "shorts" were forbidden for football, and that baths were not allowed more than once daily.
• No malaria in Egypt, though nigh by are sulphur baths for anybody that wants them, and also a cure for consumptive folks.
• I went down to the sea, and going round the port, I went along the shore of the pretty bay where the baths are.
• Some baths are appropriated solely to men; others, only to women; and others, again, to men during the forenoon, and in the afternoon to women.

• Pack and baths as the day before.
• Were baths dedicated by the ancients?
• How often should hot baths be taken and why?
• Shower baths and hot water were available.
• General baths were substituted for the partial ones.
• Its baths were good for gout and rheumatism.
• The baths are usually made slightly acid.
• All hope of baths abandon ye who enter here.
• The idea of pajamas or baths as necessities seems funny.
• Those baths remove fat, and also skin-diseases.
• These here baths and perfumery-soaps an' all ain't nature.
• You certainly should go to the baths . . . .
• There are shower baths with hot and cold water....
• For different tints, these baths are worked at different temperatures.
• After you leave the baths perhaps you will turn down Stabian Street.
• I took three baths that afternoon before I felt civilised again....
• Then to Carlsbad we will swing; Need the baths like everything!
• We went on to the baths of Caracalla, the largest ruins of Rome.
• The baths of Diocletian (which I visited to-day), covered an enormous space.
• Mrs. Trollope has gone to the Baths of Lucca, and thus I have not seen her.