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1 Anita Loos was in many respects untypical of the screenwriting trade.

2 The loos were discreetly tucked away behind a screen of trees.

3 Unfortunately, says Loos, much of it is out of your control — it's largely genetic and gender based.

4 Loos launched the current study after finding similarresults in her previous research.

5 The ladies' loos at Thomson Reuters could sleep 16 single people if you knocked out some of the sinks.

6 A sprinkling of unisex loos has appeared even in America,[www.Sentencedict.com] at places such as La Jolla Shores beach in California.

7 Before writing Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Anita Loos wrote the athletic comedies that brought Doug Fairbanks to stardom.

8 Your windows are open and a gust of wind carries off loos papers left on your desk. 3.6.0.

9 The dodgy dance performed by a goal-scorer looks just like Steve outside the pub loos after half a shandy!

10 The gates led right on to a busy road, there were some derelict public loos next door and a boating lake opposite.

11 Looking like a Legoland space station, Ikea also provides supervised nurseries, free parking, restaurants and endless loos.

12 So to add to the rich variety of the day I sometimes go to the local loo, and sometimes go further afield, visiting other loos around the building.

13 The Obamas may be relative newcomers to palace life, but the former Kate Middleton still needs help finding the loos.

14 Please trace the missing goods and deliver to us or issue the necessary certificate of loos at your earliest.

15 While the Numi is targeted at US and Chinese consumers, it has several features inspired primarily by China's entertainment- obsessed consumers – not to mention their cold loos.

16 'It's the wow factor we want, ' says Richard Chisnell, founder and chairman of the Loo of the Year Awards[sentencedict.com], who inspected about 150 loos with his wife Maureen in Wales this summer.

17 The findings highlight the importance of refining our understanding of the relationship between weight, body fat and disease, says Loos.

18 But the absence of a queue for the ladies' loos at the Earl's Court venue, in London, spoke volumes about the male-dominated cycling fraternity.

19 The sensation is comparable to the epiphany that Adolf Loos , the Viennese architect, experienced when he stepped off a steamship in New York Harbor more than a century ago.

20 But even among people with a larger tally of obesity genes, Loos found, those who exercised lowered their obesity risk by 40% compared tothose who were sedentary.

21 Our camp was bathed in sunshine, and the shaded stretch of sand between the sea, our tents, the beach kitchen and the compost loos was filling up with people from nearby fishing villages.

22 THE scene is familiar, infuriating, and usually met with resignation. Women, legs crossed in discomfort or desperation, wait in line for the lavatory while men saunter in and out of their loos.

23 In September they were flung into the Battle of Loos.

24 he sensation is comparable to the epiphany that Adolf Loos, the Viennese architect, experienced when he stepped off a steamship in New York Harbor more than a century ago.

25 Help with everything from car-parking to artist liaison, and in return you'll get a free camping ticket and food (not to mention the use of award-nominated festival loos).

26 All in all a very nice, immaculately clean hotel (as soon as you go to one of the loos someone is in there cleaning it and putting the paper back into a triangle!

27 The bathrooms are tiny and there's hardly any difference between business and economy class loos.

1 Anita Loos was in many respects untypical of the screenwriting trade.