Sentence examples for Reformed prostitute from inspiring English sources

Try introducing your lover as a "lovely, devout and a reformed prostitute" and you'll understand.

Ms. Gellar plays Bridget, a reformed prostitute and addict on the run from the mob after witnessing a murder in the Wyoming badlands.

She appeared in several unmemorable films before scoring a triumph in 1960 as Nadia, a reformed prostitute desperate for love, in "Rocco and His Brothers".

The story revolves around the leads' frenzied love affair, which flounders when Armand's father convinces Marguerite, a reformed prostitute, that she is not doing his son's reputation any favors by shacking up with him.

His reading of varying accounts of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, especially the Gnostic Gospels, led him to envision a kind of truth-based fantasia in which Mary Magdalene is not the reformed prostitute of disputed readings, but a sensual, independent and keenly intelligent woman.

His two most extravagantly jangled masterpieces — "Shock Corridor," from 1963, in which a reporter in pursuit of a story contrives to get himself locked in an insane asylum, and "The Naked Kiss," from 1964, in which a reformed prostitute engaged to a millionaire discovers him to be a child molester — were the work of a near-outsider.

It even has a roadshow, which begins with a showing of the film "Lilya 4-Ever", about a trafficked Russian teenager, and proceeds with speeches from ministers, police inspectors and reformed prostitutes.

In 1849 the Archbishop of Quebec asked the convent's founder, Marie- Josephte Fitzbach, to care for reforming prostitutes and women released from prison.

Mr. Dassin also had a role in the movie, as a bookish American from — like Mr. Dassin himself — Middletown, Conn., who tries to reform the prostitute.

Just as he believes that his quixotic plans for reform (registering prostitutes, regulating surgery and inveighing against pornography) can transform Shanghai into a more humane city, so Arthur believes that he can save May from her past.

Former prostitute, reformed.