salubrious

IPA: sʌɫˈubriʌs

Examples of "salubrious" in Sentences

"salubrious" rhyme in the Mary Jane Hot-Cha.deadsongs. vue.220
Jopling, now 48, set up his first gallery in London in 1993 in salubrious St James's.
If it doesn't, is it all that useful to educate men or women about its salubrious effects?
If the project were titled a salubrious version of "Ongoing Portrait of the North American Male"?
A GLANCE down St Catherines Drive and the sight of "salubrious" homes fails to tell the street's true story.
Perhaps we ought to be policing weddings where those being joined in matrimony hail from our cities' less salubrious neighbourhoods.
When the Land Commissioners contemplated this "salubrious" region, their hearts must have melted with generosity, for whereas in our own healthy part of South
Yet, the elements of market competition that still manage to survive have had the salubrious effect of driving medical innovation and improving patient health outcomes.
I must use the good word "salubrious" ... there is nothing like putting in a word for one's own home district ... that it drew all the addicts of the country to Vancouver.
As Nick Faldo, now CBS 'lead golf analyst, said in 1995 at Palmer's last British Open: If there had been no Arnold Palmer in 1960, (this) might have been a little shed on the beach instead of these salubrious surroundings.