Sentence examples for dubious places from inspiring English sources
For it's not just that the seasons of the southern hemisphere are out of step, the stars are different and the sun obeys new rules.Yes, indeed, it still rises in the east which, of course, to Australians would have signified not a land of caravanserais, sultans and dubious places where the best is like the worst, but a sea of dolphins, coco-de-mer and the occasional New Zealander.
Photography has taken me to some pretty dubious places.
Because many of her famous interviews "were sometimes conducted in dubious places, like secluded tents in the desert, and lasted quite a while," Darnton writes, "there were those who spread rumors that she was putting out more than hard work".
It can be a very dubious place.
This dubious place of worship, established in the 1820s largely as a burial speculation, contained a modest cellar in which the deceased were laid to rest in their thousands (ie. corpses were regularly surreptitiously cleared away).
And the folk museum building, designed by Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, will take a dubious place in history as having had one of the shortest lives of an architecturally ambitious project in Manhattan.
Trying in vain to win Game 7 of a quarterfinal series and avoid a dubious place in history, the Pittsburgh Penguins had come hard at Resch early in the game, ringing two or three shots off the posts.
Acknowledging the struggles that have earned him a dubious place in franchise history — his 5.33 earned run average is the highest of any Yankees pitcher who has made at least 30 starts, according to Stats LLC — Burnett called his season "rubbish".
Yet for all of the single's multitudinous honors, it holds a rather dubious place in the annals of the UK record charts.
I have to be on a plane to Barcelona in a couple of hours and the teepee is a dubious place to sleep.
Once respected as the no-nonsense leader of a rising regional power, he now seems to occupy that dubious place reserved for eccentric foreign leaders, filled until recently by the likes of Italy's Silvio Berlusconi and Libya's late Muammar Ghaddafi.
