showering

Some of the men and women have spent the past two or three days in detention without showering or changing their clothes.

She realized he was the better swordsman, so she started showering him with body blows.

Scenes of various moments—eating, showering, being interrogated—are meticulously replicated almost in life size.

One of my greatest phobias is getting rocketed while showering or using the bathroom, so I keep those trips hasty.

What if they were always chasing them—and not just chasing them, but showering them with worship?

Notes were literally showering upon the poor Swiss Cantons, where we sojourned.

The tired child straightened quickly, showering a drizzle of cooled cinders from Paul's linen duster, tucked around him.

They both sat on the bed together, and began pouring them out, Madame de Frontignac showering childish exclamations of delight.

It is not suggested, however, in the parable that there is not the same gracious dew showering over all.

The ‘mast’ of the beech-tree, of which the wild pigeon is so fond, was showering down among the dead leaves.