The phrase "debauchery for" can be used in written English, but it may not be a commonly used expression.
It can imply indulging in excessive and immoral behavior. Here is an example sentence: "The wealthy socialites gathered for a night of debauchery, with no regard for the consequences of their lavish spending."
The musical language of debauchery for Verdi was the waltz (La traviata is framed by two waltz duets at the beginning and the end), whereas for Henze it is jazz.
I've pried myself away from our drunken debauchery for a moment to give you an update on our Steelcase Worst Workspace Challenge.
The Birmingham-born musician has swapped acerbic lad-rap and debauchery for fatherhood and high-profile DJ sets at Tonga, the night he hosts with the Murkage crew.
His hotel, Pikes, has been a hotspot of debauchery for decades, hosting drug and sex-fuelled parties and boasting guests like George Michael, Freddie Mercury, Liam Gallagher and Grace Jones.
Located at the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, this tropical isle marketed itself as a holiday destination of debauchery for young, single backpackers: "a great place to get wrecked", as the catchphrase went.
President Donald Trump posthumously pardoned Jack Johnson on Thursday, erasing the black boxer's century-old conviction for violating the Mann Act — a 1910 law that prohibited transporting "any woman or girl" across state lines "for the purpose of prostitution or debauchery, or for any other immoral purpose" — by driving his white girlfriend from Pittsburgh to Chicago.
Simple, yet thrilling and, like the 1920s, curling is often referred to as Roaring - not for its hot jazz music, hedonistic excesses and alcohol-fuelled debauchery, but for the sound made by the heavy stones as they slide across the ice.
He had a reputation for debauchery and a taste for the exotic, which would surely have predisposed him to a new drug, but the truth was that he rarely, if indeed ever, indulged.
The firms want their corporate campuses to be sociable and fun, so that young employees are less likely to move elsewhere; and yet strict enough to reassure worried parents that their offspring are not abandoning traditional Indian values for Western-style debauchery and excess.Infosys, for example, provides great sports facilities, and lots of activities to help its workers bond.
In night life circles, "French" is not a euphemism for pretentious white tablecloth dining, but a buzzword for debauchery.
Young women drawn, like moths to a flame, by Coldplay's mythic reputation for excess and debauchery, their crazy quest for libertine kicks leading them backstage, into the court of the self-styled "24-7 boyzbofz" of rock'n'roll.
