Sentence examples for that a brothel from inspiring English sources

A neighbor told us that a brothel operated here before our landlady took over.

When Edith's father paid a visit on his next leave, he decided that a brothel in the countryside might make a more wholesome environment.

Mr. Coffin disputed the speaker's assertion that a brothel tax would require statewide legalization and called it a "legal backdoor" to avoid the matter.

The truth, he told the news agency RIA Novosti, was that a brothel had been operating in a building next to cloister grounds, and that his monastery had demanded it be shut.

Meanwhile, a string of biographies have revealed, among other things, that piano music and foul apples inspired Schiller to write, that a brothel visit probably triggered his first passionate scribblings ("Your glances, when they smile love, could stir marble to life"), and that the loves of his life were two aristocratic sisters to whom he penned a joint love letter.

On Thursday, the Independent Police Complaints Commission IPCCC) said it had found no evidence to support an allegation by a retired police officer that a brothel madam's criminal trial was dropped in the 1990s when she threatened to out Heath as a paedophile.

He is reputed to have spent most of his adult waking hours in coffeehouses, and the sleeping ones in a hotel that was little more than a brothel.

Joaquín Navarro-Valls, the pope's spokesman, issued a statement citing the Russian news media's coverage of a Moscow apartment, rented out for charitable purposes by a Franciscan order, that became a brothel.

By Melanie Sumner The New Yorker, April 26 , 1993P. 84 Darren, a Peace Corps worker in Senegal, checked into the Grand Hotel de Mali that was a brothel but served as an inn for the rare tourist in Oulaba.

What was Senator Roger Jepsen's explanation for patronizing a spa that fronted for a brothel?

(New Line, $119.98 , PG-13 SUCKER PUNCH Zack Snyder ("Watchmen") directed this digital-effects extravaganza set in a psychiatric hospital that doubles as a brothel — or may exist only in the mind of its feisty, peroxided heroine, Baby Doll Emily Browningg).