The phrase "brothel of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large number or group of something, often in a negative or chaotic sense. For example: - The party was a brothel of drunken revelers, stumbling and shouting throughout the night. - The book depicted the city as a brothel of crime and corruption. - The classroom was a brothel of noise and chaos as the students eagerly awaited summer break.
Lucy Liu plays Madam Blossom, who oversees a brothel of women dressed like Victoria's Secret models.
He would go to a brothel, of course, she said.She told a photographer, "I have the body of a young girl, without a line in it".
It is a brothel, of course, and audience members may feel as trapped as the girl while they sit in the tight confines of her basement bedroom and watch her succumb to, and fight against, her enslavers.
At times, the archdeacon seems to believe that he needn't worry too much if the Grail falls into the wrong hands because Satanism has no power in and of itself, and at one point, in the presence of the novel's chief Satanist, an assistant editor goes so far as to diss Satanism as "the clerk at the brothel" of belief.
Their gruesome meetings with Toby Hanson, publishing creep extraordinaire, contains some memorable satire about the ghosting of pop memoirs and, finally, the lads' work on blurbs for novels such as Brothel of the Vampire or the captions for Cat Calendar 1985.
And yet the song itself is infernally catchy, with strong beats and lots of vintage gangster slang (it helps that the song was swiped from Mama Lou, the house singer at the Castle Club, a black St . Louisbrothel of high repute).
Such a stupid question- they go to brothels, of course".
It arose in the bars and brothels of Lisbon during the early 19th century.
It was not mere artistic fashion that drew Picasso to the garrets and brothels of Paris.
Rather, it's found in the squalid brothels of Damascus and the poorest neighborhoods of East Amman.
In the theaters, teahouses and brothels of Edo, pleasure was a serious business.
