Two sisters, who were considered to be of dubious moral character, owing to their weakness for men — especially for those who had just arrived from the capital — were walking arm in arm down the road, swinging their hips.
Return to the beginning of Willmott's film: he depicts a Confederacy that triumphed only owing to a dubious alliance with America's enemies for the sole purpose of maintaining white supremacy.
The privacy board, which briefed Obama on its findings before his speech last week, recommends instead that the bulk collection ought to be ended outright, owing to its assessed lack of necessity and dubious legality.
The use of "proper" anticipates and indulges (even implants) a suspicion of fanciness, whether it is owed to dubious foreign practices or modern industrial adulteration.
Schwarzenegger, owing to his celebrity and his stealth status as a Republican, has been able to advance dubious legislation much farther than the unpopular Davis ever could.
Why doesn't he buy me gloves?" But apart from this rather dubious pleasure, to which he owed his first promotion, he had a miserable time; "The humdrum of military service, that was something I couldn't stand, day after day always the same, over and over again the same".
As the amounts they owed ballooned because of mounting late fees and other dubious charges, their lender refused to take their payments, claiming they were insufficient — which put the Ahlemans even further behind.
As for Mr Fujimori, at the least, he owes his country an explanation as to why he spent more than $1 billion from privatisations on dubious arms deals.
More than 40 million Americans collectively owe nearly $1.3 trillion on their student loans, and while former students are left to suffer the consequences of dubious credentials and record debt burdens, colleges often get away scot-free.
