The one small window in the room was over the washbasin.

He got up from the bed and went over to the washbasin.

The water in the washbasin looked to be at least half blood.

Course he fell and hit his head on the washbasin.

A trip to the washbasin is in order, I think.

Some of the houses have a hand washbasin in each room.

These will typically have two washbasins in the common area.

He made a small gesture at the washbasin in his room.

He moved back from the washbasin, and nodded through the window.

He turned away from the question in her eyes and filled the washbasin with warm water.

She sighed again and let her weight rest on the washbasin.

He kept looking at himself, leaning closer over the washbasin.

Some of these boys hadn't seen a washbasin in weeks.

He went to the washbasin after a while and splashed his face with cold water.

She looked across the room at the mirror that hung over the washbasin.

A second trip to a washbasin had taken ten minutes, but the results justified the time.

He got up and doused his face in the washbasin.

She poured some water from a pitcher into a washbasin.

Jake washed off as best he could in the little washbasin.

I've never seen it to fail, they throw up in the washbasin.

"I've had fresh water brought up, just enough for the washbasin.

In the corner of the room was a fitted washbasin with hot and cold water.

There is a small toilet and shower room with washbasin.

He had almost missed it, as the tap was running in the washbasin.

Then, as they dragged her away, she clung to the handbasin.

"Ross," she began, settling against the little handbasin and crossing her arms.

I proceeded to make the best use I could of the handbasin while he sat and silently watched me.

He sat by the' window after he'd washed his face and upper body at the small handbasin in one corner of his room.

It had the extra amenity of a handbasin.

They didn't like you to have access to sharp things here and the beaker above the handbasin was made of soft plastic.

The marble handbasin with gold-plated taps was my magnet.

Bond turned back into his cabin, opened up the little cupboard which stowed away a small handbasin and mirror.

Bent-kneed, he hobbled to the handbasin and opened the small cabinet above that contained the medical kit.

Vic frowns in the mirror above the handbasin, thinking again of last month's accounts, the quarterly forecast, the annual review.

Terry couldn't help himself, he lifted the little schoolgirl up onto the handbasin and applied his mouth to her crotch.

'Absolutely,' I say, then sit on her bed and watch as she rinses out two teacups in the handbasin.

Towels hung on a rack and a variety of toiletries were lined up on the space by the handbasin.

Iron bed, metal handbasin, spotlights in a low ceiling: there were a lot of these lights about the place, all the better to see you with.

The bed it's self was fixed to the wall with mason's rag-bolts and the handbasin was metal.

Frosted window, part tiled walls, panelled bath, handbasin, radiator.

He took the deep metal jug from the rack, pulled out the wooden bung and poured water into the equally battered metal handbasin.

Handbasin, water jug, soapdish. . .you know the sort of things.

After he had been sick in the handbasin, which he diligently cleaned up with paper-towels afterwards, he joined Duncan for their drive into St Petersburg.

In the bathroom Ramsey flushed the toilet, opened the taps in the handbasin and in the bath, and switched on the shower in the glass-walled cabinet.

But when she comes back to the room the first thing she does is yawn and say, 'Time for bed,' then goes to the handbasin and starts to brush her teeth.

I'd left it in a bundle across the tiny marbled handbasin and it caught on one of the taps but I freed it by whip action and pulled it through the window.

The source of the bang, she now saw, was merely old Mahan, the door-opener of House Khellian, who had dropped the empty handbasin that he had apparently tiptoed into her room to fetch.

This character, before he goes, sees the condition of the wig and cleans the stains off at the handbasin there and hitches it over the lamp like we found it with that blasted tiara on it.

"The gulf is nothing more than an overgrown handbasin, and if you spill dirt into it, there's no way to clean it out," Mr. Costello said, speaking with the Sandhurst accent of the men who once ruled this corner of the world.