Examples of 'bath had' in a sentence
Meaning of "bath had"
bath had - this phrase is not a common English expression, it does not have a specific meaning or context
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bath had
The bath had relaxed her.
The next morning the old nun asks the sister how the bath had gone.
A warm water bath had to be taken after two hours.
They got there ten minutes after Bath had left.
The bath had a fully enclosed shower with sliding doors to enclose it.
And even more surprising, taking a hot bath had a profound effect on blood sugar levels.
The bath had lost its religious significance and instead became leisure.
The demonstration in Churchill 's steaming bath had been most dramatic.
Matlock Bath had long been a tourist town.
The course of the previous year, Bath had quietly.
Bush and Bath had become good friends.
The porous undrawn filaments withdrawn from the coagulation bath had a bulk density of 0.82.
The bath had a link to the water of the Rhine.
The resulting electrodeposition bath had a low pH of 5.7.
After the bath had finished, the two were secretly discussing something.
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The porous fiber material after the coagulation in the coagulation bath had a density of 0.71 g/cm3.
Bath had a cushion and I thought they would come and come but they didn't.
The Norwegian destroyer HMNoS Bath had been sunk the previous day, along with three merchants.
The free fluoride, measured as above, was 61 ppm, and the pretreatment bath had additional precipitate.
The bath had a reflective, stone-like finish.
When portions of the Roman baths were rediscovered in 1755, Bath had already revived as a spa.
The lactic acid solution bath had a concentration of 1 % and the treatment lasted for 1 hour.
Dr. Bath had and has a vision that “ sight is a basic human right . ”.
The initial pickling bath had the following composition, g / l of H ₂ SO ₄ g / l of HF.
The bath had a pH of 4.7 and during deposition it was maintained at a temperature of approximately 50°C.
The water bath had a temperature of 25°C in vertical direction.
