Sentence examples for about a stripper from inspiring English sources

One of the few class-conscious titles recently to hit the top of the box office was Steven Soderbergh's independently produced "Magic Mike," about a stripper whose offstage dreams seem thwarted when he's turned down for a bank loan.

It's a ravishing pop song, notwithstanding the lyric about a stripper, but then again Billie Jean was about an unwanted pregnancy and that reached No 1 across the universe.

The explicit drama about a stripper in Vegas was a failure of epic, history-book proportions, and Verhoeven thinks its effect can still be felt, especially when it comes to casting women.

Musically and vocally, Close Call is surprisingly mannered for a rumination on prostitution, and even The Moneymaker, a track about a stripper with a thrusting bassline, seems to be averting its gaze.

But it's rare for a director as prominent as Mr. Lee to arrive with an unsold film, and he's not alone: Stephen Frears, who hasn't been to Sundance in 20 years, will be shopping a dramatic comedy about a stripper turned sports bettor titled "Lay the Favorite".

Actor James Franco is to adapt a Rolling Stone article about a stripper's event-filled trip to Florida which she told the world via Twitter.

Talking about being a stripper, or even a porn star, because their lives appear "free".

Most of the notes I would look at and say to myself, 'O.K., how do I address this in a way that will satisfy them without making the show worse or more predictable?' "The notes are, like, 'Oh, they're so mean, can you change that, it's too harsh.' One of our characters made a joke about being a stripper at an earlier point in her life," he said, referring to "Oh Grow Up".

"The funny thing about being a stripper in Alberta is that when a coin hits your body you can tell, 'Oh, that's a quarter,'" Arabella Allure, an Australian stripper now working in Canada, told VICE.

The voices include a gay bus driver who had a thing for John F. Kennedy, a Vietnamese refugee, an African-American lawyer who muses about O. J. Simpson, a stripper and a man who once watched a nuclear test in Nevada and realized "there was nothing but pain and then nothingness waiting for me in my life".

Or what about booking him as a stripper?