Sentences with phrase «public lavatories»
"Public lavatories" refers to restrooms or toilets that are available for use by anyone in a public setting, such as parks, malls, or train stations. Full definition
Alan Brooks has made a fantastic new series of highly detailed paintings on paper and copper taken from images found in public lavatories and pub toilets.
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The battling gangs of the Depression years have been replaced by equally boastful but less warlike mobs of youths, whose principal outlet appears to be scrawling their challenging slogans on the walls of public lavatories or on the sooty gable ends of tenements.
«I do not accept that your actions here though were anything other than an exercise of free choice repeated again and again when you thought you could get away with it in public lavatories.»
The food and service in the restaurant was very good but the ladies» public lavatories were not being serviced ie, no cleaning and no hand towels for several days.
The graphite drawings of Nobson Newtown's buildings are structured around words that spell their function, such as the public lavatory, and the people are represented as excrement.