place of amusement

"I thought you might like to go to some place of amusement."

Not one of the places of amusement that we allowed you to visit.

Everybody laughed at her antics, and you would have thought they were leaving a place of amusement rather than a church.

All people remained in their homes or visited places of amusement indoors.

The number of hotels and places of amusement increases every season.

There are so many parties, balls, and places of amusement open that the work is hard and often late.

Someone said all places of amusement will be closed.'

I promise, further, to stay away altogether from places of amusement which show them as a matter of policy.

There would be places of amusement and challenge.

Why must he have horses, fine garments, handsome apartments, access to public houses, and places of amusement?

"And yet the peoples of the Old Nation had their places of amusement."

It was "a cheap and decent place of amusement on strict temperance lines".

The hotel was convenient for the railroad stations, trading centers, places of amusement and the electric car service.

They should also be kept away from German "cultural life" and "places of amusement" (this included churches and restaurants).

During his life time, he had constructed no less than forty-one places of amusement, a greater number, probably, than any other man in America."

Blasting and destroying the places of amusement, immorality and sin; not a vital target.

All places of amusement had been closed as a sign of mourning for the victims of the bombardment.

To think you are having trouble in dressing, while dreaming, means some evil persons will worry and detain you from places of amusement.

I may well affirm it to have been a day of public mourning; even though it was Sunday every place of amusement was nearly deserted.

(Decadent, as Abrams had suggested, and this he had enjoyed living up to whenever his escorts took him to some place of amusement.

So long as they do not attract attention, most prospective mothers go out in the day time, mingle with their acquaintances, and attend public places of amusement.

In due course they went out to dinner and afterwards to the Gaite Montparnasse, which was Flanagan's favourite place of amusement.

Amqui, from Mi'kmaq amqui (place of amusement or pleasure)

One notes the appearance of many places of amusement and leisure, notably the multiplication of theatres and parks.