Sentence examples for amateur website from inspiring English sources

I then shook myself out of my daze, hurriedly dragged my friends off to the side, and explained that the hostess at the sushi restaurant -- the 20-something blonde with the pixie-cut and the tattoo around her bellybutton, visible because of the halter top she was wearing -- had done porn for an amateur website run out of South Florida.

Fox's incredibly amateur website (seriously, it looks like it was made using clipart), features photographs of Capuano with headings like "My bedroom: This is where I get nasty, naked and fuck my brains out...what little I have left, anyway, after all the weed" and "My bathroom.. where I shit and shower".

They would even make a little money – $250 a month, to start – because About.com would be big enough to sell advertising to companies that would never deal with lots of small amateur websites.

With this release, Mozilla is also finally dropping support for the element — a scourge of 90s amateur websites — from the stable version of its browser.

Amateur websites with girls-next-door working out of their bedrooms still make millions, and even the chubby girl with the lazy eye is taking home $1,000 a month (though it's not worth it if you're making less than $4,000 a month).

His father, who had his own amateur photography website, described himself as a "committed Christian" who was "in constant awe at the wonders of God's creation".

Amateur porn website Homegrown Video (NSFW link) cataloged all video submissions they received over a six-month period.

Melissa King, who was crowned Miss Delaware Teen USA last November, stepped down Tuesday, after an "amateur" porn website posted a video featuring a woman who looks and sounds like her.

Bleacher Report has begun syndicating its amateur content to websites traditionally focused on professional writing, such as CBS Sports and Fox Sports.

In terms of where Pitchero is bedding down, it claims to cover 46% of all UK amateur rugby club websites and says it's poised to cash in on this year's Rugby World Cup (yawn) with advertising partnerships "already signed".

Other amateur journalists with websites like mine picked it up and ran it like it was actual news.