washbowl

I sat down on the washbowl next to him again.

I even got up from the washbowl when he said that.

There were about ten washbowls, all right against the wall.

Then he made his way into the men's room and filled one of the washbowls with cold water.

I filled my washbowl with fresh water then, and gave it to him.

But the rear wall, immediately above the washbowl, could no longer be touched at all.

At a washbowl in the corner I cleaned up a bit, then got into my shirt.

She tilted it at last and dumped its contents into the washbowl.

One room contained a washbowl, a bathtub, and a toilet.

She turned back to the washbowls and began checking the towel holders again.

Quickly she removed the sponge from the washbowl and offered the bowl to him.

Gary glanced across the room, saw a medicine chest on the wall above a washbowl.

I put the liquor bottle away and went over to the washbowl to rinse the glass out.

Janet poured water into a washbowl, and found a folded towel.

He pointed to the treasure, ranged on the deck under the washbowl.

He had probably filled a washbowl in her cabin, too, though she hadn't noticed.

I just made it to the washbowl before I vomited.

A huge washbowl occupied the center of the bathroom.

She formed a washbowl of clay with some difficulty.

I felt dizzy and closed my eyes and leaned on both hands over the washbowl.

The furniture, the washbowl, the pitcher break into pieces.

A razor and cup sat next to the deep washbowl and pitcher.

An ant in the bottom of a washbowl with a dog snuffling at it might feel the same way.

One vendor had pillowed his head on a washbowl full of bruised apples.

I glanced at Jamie, who grinned at me, one hand in the washbowl.