| As immigrants streamed into the outskirts of Buenos Aires during the 1880s, many came toward the houses of ill repute. |
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| In 1967 he hung out in a local park with friends and persons of ill repute. |
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| For its madam, it's a reputable house of ill repute, the seemingly incongruous respectable brothel. |
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| A house of ill repute once stood here, and the bedposts are intended to memorialize its occupants. |
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| It is a town rife with corruption, from city hall on down, and teeming with houses of ill repute. |
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| Down one alleyway, you can see the old crib district, where women of ill repute plied their trade. |
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| If the London newspapers can not identify her, then she is, no doubt, from some lowly family of ill repute. |
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| The murder of a young man of ill repute shocked the citizens out of their lethargic slumber. |
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| Spectacle Island used to have houses of ill repute and a horse-rendering factory. |
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| It was a disgrace that Abraham Lincoln died in a theater because a theater was a house of ill repute. |
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| It looked, Mr. Zander said — though not in quite these words — like a house of ill repute. |
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| The recent activities of the extremists and the failure of the political parties to unite against these threats have earned the country ill repute. |
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| He walked up to a house of ill repute and knocked on the door. |
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| Antoine Lahoud, a lawyer for petty criminals, is hired by Henry Marsac, a lawyer of ill repute. |
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| After two centuries of neglect and occasional ill repute, the Adams stock has been surging. |
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| The businesslike Mr Gilman insists that a house of ill repute is nothing of the kind. |
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| Over the past decade the Houses of the Oireachtas have become houses of ill repute in the eyes of the public. |
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| These black-and-white prints of prostitutes at work and play in a Parisian house of ill repute raised eyebrows in Degas's day and still do in ours. |
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| And could there be a better name for a land of ill repute than Mordor? |
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| In addition, we have the House of Lords, that well-known house of ill repute. |
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| Once Upton Park was seen as a home of traditional football virtues, it is now viewed by many in the games as a house of ill repute. |
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| Meanwhile, the Watch and Ward Society hired its own agents to spy on and raid shows, houses of ill repute, and bookstores when needed. |
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| The madam claimed that the majority of licensed parlours were operating as houses of ill repute. |
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| This is the kind of ploy that makes the state Legislature look like houses of ill repute. |
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| He was held in ill repute, no one would trust him enough to do business with him. |
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| His list of sexual contacts was quite long, and included ladies from some of the ritzier establishments of ill repute across the border. |
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| By contrast, in the 1920s a pub called The Pineapple was open there in what is now a private house, but it was a house of ill repute. |
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| But at least volcanic Vicky has settled her differences with the other slappers in MTV's house of ill repute. |
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| Churches and an opera house pushed aside houses of ill repute. |
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| And the teenage sensation was also asked in loud unison about the merits of visiting houses of ill repute to conduct liaisons with women far older than himself. |
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| Among the more unusual pieces are a studio pottery archway with a church and trees by Trevor Warton and a model of a house of ill repute by Hilary Brock. |
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| Tigers are bottom of the league so a household name, even if it is a house of ill repute, against a top-three side is a formula for bums on seats. |
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| In the short term they'd probably be just as well trying to eke a little more out of the 30s with a bawdy spin-off series called Mrs Patmore's House Of Ill Repute. |
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| In the short term they'd probably be just as well trying to eke a little more out of the 1930s with a bawdy spin-off series called Mrs Patmore's House Of Ill Repute. |
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