Sentence examples for dens of sin from inspiring English sources

It was thought that this would stop large breweries from running profit-centred dens of sin to the ruin of honest Americans.

According to a recent account of the journey, while Lynch found no ruins, he did come away convinced that the lands around the Dead Sea were the site of the biblical "cities of the plain" -- and the tremendous fiery cataclysm that supposedly destroyed their notorious dens of sin some 4,000 years ago.

Possible new locales include Los Angeles and Las Vegas two soulless dens of sin and vice.

But the small market-town is perceived as a den of sin and iniquity.

"The perception of New York as a den of sin is not consistent with the reality," Mr. Moss added.

On a recent night, I yielded to temptation and paid a visit to my neighborhood den of sin: the newly opened casino at MGM National Harbor.

He observed a close-knit community, a vibe that more resembled a chummy neighborhood bar than a fetid den of sin.

With its many tourist-friendly restaurants, Times Square might turn out, once again, to be a den of sin in the anti-soda era.

In the popular Indian imagination, the liberal, laid-back Goa that accepted the hippies all those years ago is a den of sin, a land of sex, drugs and drink, where anything goes.

In a none-too-subtle ironic repositioning, the nondescript midwest city of the title is suddenly cast as a den of sin, the fleshpot of fleshpots, and the squeaky-clean Lippe is traumatised in his battle to repel temptation and bring home the bacon.

FORBES: But Hollywood is a den of sin.