Sentence examples for an insalubrious from inspiring English sources

He was born in Shard End, an insalubrious suburb of Birmingham.

There is a catch, however, when he asks for an insalubrious favour.

Later the union of Caradoc and Aurora, now a zombie bride, is celebrated in an insalubrious nightclub.

Given the extent of global turmoil, Britain's blue-chips confounded the doomsayers to post healthy gains in an insalubrious year.

And even if one's café au lait is chased with an insalubrious cigarette, how much more pleasant to linger with friends at a bistro, flirting and discussing politics.

It wasn't hard to find Howse Gardens, off Northern Road, in an insalubrious part of town (are there any salubrious parts of Swindon?) not far from the station.

The handsome two-story building, with new Palladian windows, black shutters and a vermilion front door, is a chic presence on a somewhat insalubrious block.

You'll find the GRV up a rather insalubrious alley, while the Tron is situated below a student-filled pub that may induce flashbacks from your late teens.

Outside it is Smith Street in Cobble Hill, a formerly insalubrious strip (weren't they all?) that is now just a Marc Jacobs away from becoming Brooklyn's Bleecker.

It was a great, insalubrious wetland where anyone who set foot in summer risked malaria, and his life.

Our Christmas cards may sanitise and romanticise it, but Jesus was born in a pretty insalubrious place, surrounded by animals and filth, with no one for company except a few rough shepherds.