Meanings of swimming bath in English

It was, as it were, a big swimming bath, which grew gradually deeper and deeper.

But then, perhaps, she could not have had a swimming bath and a French café.

A lofty circular hall contains a great swimming bath of marble, above which rises a splendid cupola.

The customary dive off a springboard into the shallow water of a swimming bath is dangerous in the extreme.

The gymnasium, the cricket ground, and the swimming bath, are among our finest establishments, and should be patronised accordingly.

You may ride in a motor-car, but your motor will be as useless to you as a submarine in a swimming bath.

The evenings ought to be reserved for recreation, for the gymnasium, the singing class, the swimming bath, and even for the concert and the theatre.

The house also contained a white marble swimming bath; an unnecessary adjunct, I should have thought, to a dwelling built for winter occupation in Montreal.

The famous Mr. Dudok de Wit, bobbing nearer, explained that he had unduly prolonged his daily swimming bath, owing to the sultriness of the day.

Sitting in moist conclave, we were again assailed and driven back to our rooms, which might now be likened to a swimming bath at low-tide.

The waters, which are supplied to several small and one large swimming bath, have a temperature of from 66° to 68° of Fahrenheit.

It sounded to Owen like they had wandered into a swimming baths.

The fair also includes motors that "swarm" around empty Victorian swimming baths.

Don't tempt fate -or practical jokers -by trying it at your local swimming baths.

Gary Taylor, a South Holland district council member whose ward includes the swimming baths, said the area was in shock.

Then, on a day trip to Southend-on-Sea, Dury contracted polio while splashing about in the shallow end of the open-air swimming baths.