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Bathing the child in cow's milk didn't make the skin white, either.
Bathing the Buddha images is the symbol that water will be needed for all kinds of plants and lives.
Bathing the dead body, except in extraordinary circumstances as in battle of Uhud.
Bathing his fingers in her cream, he thrust two fingers into her heated passage.
Bathing the Shiv Linga with water, milk and honey.
Bathing the New Baby.
Resting and Bathing If you get tired or winded while walking on crutches, rest awhile before trying to go on.
Bathing the baby is the traditional role of the father, providing a means of "skinship" and also taking advantage of a man's typically larger hands.
After Bathing At Baxter's, Victoria University Press, 2002.
Bathing them in shallow lukewarm water during the beginning of the monthly shed, greatly reduces the stress inherent in shedding, as well as speeds the process.
Bathing his opponent in a wide beam of ice designed to freeze the skin of the target so they stay conscious and do not go numb to the pain.
Bathing the plate in acetic acid resulted in the dissolution of the salts, the asphalt varnish protecting the remaining surfaces of the plate.
Bathing the dead body is an essential ritual of the Sunnah of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, and therefore a part of the Islamic Sharia.
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Counteractants Bathing the sore in an antacid was suggested by an employee of Columbia University: swish the antacid Mylanta or milk of magnesia in your mouth for five minutes, but do not swallow it.
Bathing an animal in tomato juice may seem to remove skunk odor, but in reality does not, said Dr. William F. Wood, a professor of chemistry at Humboldt State University in Arcata, Calif.
You could go ealry mornig to Salisbury and take the bus out to see Stonehenge, then travel on to Bath the same day, see (some of ) Bath the next day and then go on to Oxford.
The left side of her face was bathed in red.
He bathed first my face and then all of me.
I've just bathed my face and I feel better already.
As was true when he bathed, at least once each day.
Being bathed in sound never felt quite like this before.
It was me who bathed him and turned off his light.
He was a baby who had just been bathed by his mother.
We only had enough water to bathe once a week.
Then I bathed, while thinking about how to spend my money.
Each of us had three minutes in which to bathe himself.
She felt like the whole evening had been bathed in light.
He points to the town bathed in the early morning sun.
The king went to bathe in the same water, and died.
For a moment she let herself be bathed in it.
In the early morning they often went out together to bathe.
Later, she called for hot water so he could bathe.
I bathed this morning but it seems a week ago.
They bathe together because hot water is available only three times a week for two hours.
The red light made everything seem as if it were bathed in blood.
One morning I came upon her where she bathed alone in the river.
The heat from the light bathe the inside of her eyes.
"Everybody must bathe or else the wall will fall down."
As seen in the movie, several people bathe together at once.
Finally, the animal should be bathed often, at least once a week.
There was enough water left from the morning to bathe her face.
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