Sentence examples for the brothel of from inspiring English sources

At times, the archdeacon seems to believe that he needn't worry too much if the Grail falls into the wrong hands because Satanism has no power in and of itself, and at one point, in the presence of the novel's chief Satanist, an assistant editor goes so far as to diss Satanism as "the clerk at the brothel" of belief.

Prostitution in Spain is a grey zone, neither legal nor illegal, and the country is even dubbed "the brothel of Europe".

He was an "agent" for the brothel of driving a car selected specifically to avoid attracting attention — Baghdad's roads are full of them.

Richard's last exploit in New Jersey was a bloody one as he saved young Tommy Darmody by gunning down a slew of thugs occupying the brothel of Tommy's grandmother Gillian Gretchen Moll).

Fall-From-Grace is a succubus who acts as proprietress of the Brothel of Slaking Intellectual Lusts in Sigil; unlike other succubi, she is not interested in seducing mortals.

As for "liberty," it now meant a short flight to the brothels of Kingston and Port-au-Prince.

Imbecile, chattering — but she was gone, dead or stolen, taken to the brothels of Pindi or Karachi.

At 12, he was performing with the bands Sarmiento and La Heróica at the brothels of Cartagena's red-light district.

Most Lamborghinis rack up the lion's share of their mileage cruising the brothels of Mayfair and the harbour fronts of the Côte d'Azure.

Prostitution was large-scale across the continent (there were 7,000 public women in Rome in 1490) and the brothels of Southwark in London were notorious.

When, as a teenager, he discovered the brothels of Rio, his lines began to follow the curves of women, hip, breast and thigh.