Toilet used in a sentence

Toilet in a sentence as a noun

Down the ******* toilet, and for stuff I don't give a **** about.

Sliding door opens into a space with bench and toilet under bench.

If they want to flush money down the toilet they might as well engage users in the process right?

She's got more important things to worry about, like learning to walk, speak, and use the toilet.

You always keep pairs of carriages, connected like this: +----------------+ +---------------+ | T| | | +----------------+ +---------------+ O O O O where 'T' marks a toilet.

My father didn't use a toilet or shower until he was 17 and moved to a "large" high school where they could shower after gym class.

There's a vast chasm between selling virtual sheep to addicted grandmas and giving away the farm for less than the price of a toilet roll.

After using the toilet, do you wash your hands, or just wipe them?You've just demonstrated why washing toilets are superior.

"I think that 2013 will see the beginning of a Flight to Substance, and if I'm right, that will put that talent to better use than fart apps and toilet check-in services.

Yeah, motorola products have completely gone down the toilet after that acquisition.

" As if one has to be stark raving mad to use a modern toilet from Japan, instead of the old fashioned toilet which was probably imported from China anyway.

We were essentially forced to pay for full 7 nights even though we stayed only one, after it wasn't possible to stay any longer with a non-functioning toilet.

You can't have the top of the line computer, screen, home theater, coffee grinder, washing machine, mattress, toilet seat, motorcycle, car, bike, camera, video camera, clothes, shoes, accessories and consider yourself frugal.

Also, learn to change your oil and maybe your spark plugs; learn to cook; learn to replace buttons on your shirts; learn to fix your leaky sink and plunge your toilet; learn to plant flowers and tomatoes; milk a cow; shovel some dirt; experience driving a tractor, both the kind in a field and the kind that pull tons of cargo down the expressway ...Get out of your comfort zone, live for a minute in someone else's shoes and maybe, just maybe, you'll learn to respect the work that other people do and be willing to pay them for it - they deserve to be paid for their Work.