('Brit') The little boy told his mother that he had to 'go to the toilet'. [=use the toilet; ('US') 'go to the bathroom']
We're planning to 'toilet train' him next summer.
One of the kids needed to use the 'toilet'.
(..) - The basketball team. But why? Why? You're one of them. You're popular. Uh, look, this is kind of personal, and I don't know you. - I'm taped to the toilet. - Yeah. I'm sorry, I'm Mark Gold, uh, your uncle Ned's kid. I just started here. Oh, cool. Cool, yeah. Well, I'd shake your hand... (..)2009 17 Again
(..) Ned, this is my chance to have my life over, but to do it right. - Wouldn't you, if you had the chance? - No. I'm rich, and nobody stuck my head in a toilet today. Sure. Besides, it's not just about me. - It's about you. - No, it's much bigger than me. - It's about you. (..)2009 17 Again