Sentence examples for seedy strip from inspiring English sources
He believed that sex didn't have to be tawdry, hidden away in seedy strip joints.
I imagined a sunny Pacific island, seedy strip joints, the rainy sidewalk outside Covent Garden.
Then we drove by the Dead's old recording studio and hangout in a warehouse on Front Street, a seedy strip of warehouses and cut-rate motels.
Applying for employment as a masseuse at a seedy strip joint, she soon finds herself operating on men her thug boss (Antonio Cupo) has brutalized in the basement.
As Ferriss took the stage at the Broadway Studios, a club on a seedy strip in North Beach, he explained that the party was intended to encourage cross-pollination among members of the many social and business spheres he inhabits.
When Erika Cohen, a former magazine editor, and her husband Roma, a retail veteran, first started their operation, it was a temporary affair -- white walls and rolling racks -- located on a seedy strip.
If you insist on getting dolled up, a party train of 20-somethings forms along Granville Street, a still-seedy strip with a cluster of velvet-roped bars like Granville Room (957 Granville Street; 604-633-0056; granvilleroom.ca), withandsomesome interior of brick walls and chandeliers.
Its lower end, close to the city's notorious downtown skid row, is one of the city's seediest strips, while the rest of Main Street stretches off into tidy, slightly dull, residential neighborhoods that are off the radar of most visitors.
On a short, disreputable block across from the French Market, a section that includes a seedy commercial strip (sex shops, T-shirt emporiums, and a slice-of-pizza outlet), I saw a group of the young people Sallie had accused of abandoning our puppy.
For something different, try the Pink Door cabaret, where your entree can be accompanied by a roving juggler, a jazz band or, on Saturday nights, a burlesque show where — in a spirit that's fun, not seedy — performers strip down to bare necessities and pasties.
It's a seedy, smoky strip club that's really more of a dive bar than anything, and it is (for lack of virtually any other word in my vocabulary) fringe.
