They eat throughout the day and take frequent baths.

As late as the 16th century, Queen Elizabeth I would be considered eccentric for her "frequent" - that is, monthly - baths.

As she grew to womanhood she had attempted more frequent baths.

Higher castes are able to afford taking more frequent baths, up to three times a day.

Actually, he smelled them first-that distinctive, almost cinnamon smell, made more pronounced by the fact that these particular two did not see the value of frequent baths.

Julie pays scant attention to her husband or children, and concentrates most of her energy on taking frequent baths.

"He finds that frequent baths are soothing," Bellow remarked.

Since 1877 Dr. Woodman's patients were given frequent warm baths with some Jeyes' Fluid added.

How did the failure of Marx, Hemingway and Brecht to take frequent baths affect the quality of their work?

"He began getting frequent baths right from the beginning because he seems to love sprinklers and muddy puddles,"said Mr Geach.