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Then observers were sent into public restrooms to see what actually happened.
After all, this was called a public restroom, and he knew it.
He described giving the court officer $2,000 at a public restroom.
Now posters may have to go up in women's public restrooms, she said.
I'd seen him that morning near the public restrooms when I did my run.
Before, I even had a fear of going into a public restroom.
He also thinks it will be popular with people using public restrooms.
He found a public restroom just off the street and went on in.
In 1965, the city discussed possible places for new public restrooms.
We can watch it and feel good about how far our popular image has come, with or without public toilets.
He said his group's research found that people do want public toilets.
No one spoke to her except the woman at the public toilets.
"I can show you how to find a public toilet."
By now, some people doubt that public toilets are the way to go.
We went into the Pentagon and changed in the public toilets.
I had to wait in a line to use the public toilet'.
Some of them had to ride for miles holding their body because they couldn't even use the public toilet.
How often have you found that the public toilet in your part of town is closed.
It has agreed to keep public toilets open 16 hours a day, seven days a week.
Most people thus believe that Rome lacks sufficient public lavatories.
The girls are having to use the public lavatory on the corner and they don't like it.
"My home has become the public lavatory of the vanguard."
The kid had a special concern about the sanitary conditions in public lavatories.
But there would be no public lavatories in a quarter like this.
It should have been inscribed on the walls of a public lavatory.
At the end of the street was a public lavatory.
The main car park in Wood Street is free of charge, and has public lavatories.
These had the appearance of being no more than trial explosions as all occurred in public lavatories.
Then leaving, he went to a public lavatory and changed into Swayne's clothes.
Even public conveniences in the area are carefully thought out.
The consequences for civil justice could be serious, but they involve public convenience, not safety.
In these cases he is guided by local considerations of public convenience.
Community growth would be retarded without such a public convenience.
It was used as a public convenience for more than a hundred years.
The building was replaced by a new cargo office and terminal in 1933 which became the first public convenience until 1986.
A public convenience was built on it in about 1496 .
Everyone who has ever used the Internet knows it is a public convenience.
But I knew that the wharf would be a public convenience.
The station building featured a general waiting room, but no public conveniences.
