run a bath
draw a bath

No one else was running a bath or listening to the radio.

I went into the bathroom and started to run a bath.

They'd be running a bath and just forget, I guess.

She got out of her dress slowly and went to run a bath.

She heard Charles move across the landing to his own room and run a bath.

Feeling me coming towards him like a storm of need, he'd run a bath.

He ran a bath, looked at himself in the shaving mirror.

I sat her on the bed while I went and ran a bath.

She ran a bath for her husband, then called him to tell him it was ready.

She didn't open it, locking the door on her own side, and running a bath.

It sounded as if he was running a bath.

There were rumors going around that it could run a bath for me and chill the wine.

She made her way upstairs and ran a bath.

I must let the water out of the tub, then I'll run a bath for you.'

Turning on the tap to get a cool glass of water or run a bath is something most Americans take for granted.

I doubt that the writer thinks twice before running a bath or having a meal out.

"Enough of that, my girl," she chided herself, and went to run a bath.

In her room she kicked off her shoes and went to run a bath.

When it's my husband's turn, I hear him running a bath instead of using the shower at the end of it.

She cackled maniacally to herself and went through to run a bath.

I could have run a bath, but I wasn't sure the boys would last that long.

Cannot believe anyone could trust George Osborne to run a bath let alone the economy.

Marigold was running a bath, stepping into the water.

She began running a bath, lowered the lights, and retrieved her cider from the bedroom.

Guards could call in to their cell telephones to open doors, even to run a bath or shower.