He swore he would never set foot in a house of ill fame again after that night.

You shouldn't wish someone ill just because they beat you in the competition.

The policeman advised the young man to steer clear of the woman of ill repute who was often seen near the docks.

The novelist created complex backstories for the women of ill repute who appeared in his stories.

At the town fair, the tipsy merchant scandalized the crowd by publicly accusing her of being a woman of ill fame.

The old inn at the port had a reputation for sheltering women of ill fame who sought refuge from the storm.

In the old port district, several houses of ill repute were quietly shut down by the police last year.

The old neighborhood had several houses of ill fame tucked away behind the new shops, a reminder of the city's rough past.

Be careful what you say at the market, for ill news spreads apace and reputations can be ruined before you know it.

When the factory closed and the town suffered, my grandmother would sigh and say, 'it's an ill wind that blows no good,' meaning that misfortune rarely benefits anyone.