Sentence examples for salubrious way from inspiring English sources
Sam Allardyce would have chosen a more salubrious way to celebrate managing 1,000 games in English football, but was left to console himself with the knowledge that things should have been even worse.
They owe, in roundabout fashion, their hardware to the British in that they inspired a certain romantic French aristocrat who was looking for a more salubrious way forward for his own nation and for a more effective vehicle for his own gnawing ambitions.
We are sitting in the bar at Griffin Park, not an especially salubrious room but Rösler looks around approvingly.
And experts say the market drop may be salubrious in some ways for Chinese art.
Yes it is true that some less salubrious sites are affected in this way, but many well-known sites find themselves compromised too.
Even Allen admits, "Perhaps in some way my relationship with Soon-Yi has had a salubrious effect.
Development means residential, retail, commercial and salubrious industrial growth, all of which is beneficial for the economy.
Poetry and Privacy: Questioning Public Interpretations of Contemporary British and Irish Poetry by John Redmond (Seren) is a salubrious corrective to those critics and academics for whom over-interpretation is a way of life.
Oh, as for the smell, he cites an "exquisite balance between resinous orange, powdery vanilla, and salubrious woods shimmering from moment to moment, always comfortable but never slack, al ways present but never loud.
At the same time, the old city, while less salubrious, offered its inhabitants a sense of community, historical continuity, and a functionality more suited to their way of life.
