lazaretto

For the last month this wretched house had presented the gloomy appearance of a lazaretto infected with the plague.

Teresa's Lazaretto and the old Butchery, which is the area alongside New Lazaretto Street.

I was the lead vocalist of the rock duo The White Stripes, and released my latest solo album, Lazaretto, in 2014.

With equal force do these observations bear upon the maintenance of the Lazaretto at Tracadie, in the County of Gloucester, which, it is submitted, should have been under the charge, and maintained at the expense of the Federal Government since 1867 [...].

In 2014 Tristan Duke made a scratch-o-gram on the Jack White 'Lazaretto the Ultra-LP' special vinyl by Third Man Records.

With her sixth novel, Lazaretto, McKinney-Whetstone turns to the 19th century.

In 1913, during the Second Balkan War, Vladimir went to the Zimnicea lazaretto to look after quarantined soldiers sick with cholera.

The Venetian possessions each had their ownproveditore alla sanita (governor of health), magistrato alla sanita (health magistrate), and a lazaretto (pesthouse) with its priore (director), dottori (physicians), and sanitation guards (23).

Karantina, which today refers to the flat quarter north of Charles Helou Avenue and west of the river, derives its name from a quarantine facility for maritime travelers -- a "lazaretto," built to accompany the city's port.

White has been touring since he released his second solo album, the Grammy-nominated "Lazaretto," last summer.

She toured with Jack White and performed on his latest album Lazaretto and has worked with the likes of Mark Lanegan and Lambchop - who booked her to play with them at Celtic Connections in Glasgow last weekend.