The force of public convenience would break the red-tape barrier like a cobweb.

But I knew that the wharf would be a public convenience.

Subsequently this public convenience fell a prey to the devouring element.

An old lady emerges from a public convenience with her skirt hooked up.

The secret passages beneath it had never been intended for public convenience or information.

This was pulled down by a corporation filled with zeal for the public convenience.

Yet Dublin City Council has closed or demolished every single public convenience in the capital.

I found to my amazement that in this public office there is no public convenience.

Such works of public convenience should precede, as much as possible, the progress of colonisation.

If it's first things first, then I need to find a public convenience in a hurry.

In front of our apartment is a public convenience,' which hasn't been cleaned since last September.... No water.

It was only decades later that city correspondence referred to the lighting as a " public convenience".

Maybe the public convenience is unfamiliar?

We plead for public convenience simply.

You'll often find one at a car park, historical site or public convenience, where there is no attendant available.

In this conflict between warring sets of capitalists, as in all similar conflicts, public convenience was made sport of.