Sentence examples for full of strippers from inspiring English sources

The depiction of Paris -- sordid, violent and full of strippers and hoodlums -- filled me with appalled fascination.

NMEs critic Mark Beaumont had the same view of Hermes, complimenting, "It's not until ['Lost!'] – all church organ funkiness, stomporific handclap rhythms and Chris pouting like a preacher in a jacuzzi full of strippers – that [Viva la Vida] really hits its stride".

One favourite was John and his crew on the documentary Life Begins Now, three adolescent boys with Down's syndrome, who were preparing to leave college for a life John optimistically considered would be full of guns, strippers and other thugged-out accoutrements.

By the end of the third season, there's a club full of Morty strippers and a student version of Morty who wishes out loud that "incest porn had a more mainstream appeal... for a friend".

The minute-long teaser is just a single, sustained panning shot as Donald Glover and the show's stars pose in diners, driveways, and a club full of levitating strippers.

This place used to be the dirtiest little shithole back when it was called the Paradise, a magical place full of underage strippers, drugs, unisex bathrooms, liquor infractions, and jello wrasslin', but now it's all cleaned up and there's a karaoke lounge in the basement.

Had the show remained unadulterated rather than packed full of additives such as shouty vegan strippers, I'd wager it would have a great deal more life left in it now.

"Had the show remained unadulterated rather than packed full of additives such as shouty vegan strippers, I'd wager it would have a great deal more life left in it now," said McLean.

Like the original Magic Mike, this sequel to the 2012 male-stripper melodrama is full of Faulk's athletic set pieces featuring exotic "entertainers" plying their trade.

"There they posed and danced with an assortment of strippers.

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