Příklady launderette

• The oldest and most successful business was, without doubt, the launderette.

• Buildings created in this way are likely to join the increasing register of nonplaces sandwiched between launderette and motorway.

• It is easier to shower than to take a bath, and it is easier to use a washing machine at home than go to a launderette (a self-service laundry).

• We are also spending £100,000 on launderettes, bowling alleys, sauna baths and squash courts, some of which have already been completed.

• This excluded the older type of launderette, which required attendants for the machines and the giving of change, and similar services.

• It is conceivable that close to or on the periphery of a caravan site might be a newsagent, a local launderette or something like that.

• The coin-operated launderettes cannot half wash a bundle of clothes.

• The launderette business has expanded considerably over the years, and there are now about 2,500 of them, of which about 800 are unattended.

• There is the case where items were stolen from outside a launderette.

• The scale of trade effluent charges levied on launderettes is a matter for individual water authorities.

• A pensioner needs a launderette just around the corner.

• It is true that the trade effluent charges are not the only water charges levied on launderettes.

• In addition, many old people's homes are not modern enough to have washing machines and therefore launderettes are important to them.

• Since then, with their leadership, the community has built a café, a creche, a launderette and a new church.

• He will be aware that anomalies are confined to machines like launderettes and weighing machines.