Sentence examples for professional ladies from inspiring English sources

They live by night in the West End, drink in a club frequented exclusively by fellow professional ladies' men, share a Mercedes, get into competition with each other and service middle-aged ladies.

I've been lucky enough to play for Fulham [signing in 2000, when they became the first fully professional ladies team in Europe] and that for me is where the game needs to go to bring it on to the next level.

As anyone who has ever found himself in the midst of professional ladies can attest, there's not much time wasted on courtship.

The first recorded performance by the professional ladies was on November 20, 1580; by carnival season in 1581, they were performing together regularly.

Professional ladies and fancy gents have been taking it for cash long before Obama and Romney were shaking hands and kissing babies.

She became a professional lady and did a terrific job raising us in a very difficult time, in the 60's".

A New York "professional lady" is advised by one of her many gentlemen friends to put "all of my thoughts" on paper.

It's easy at times to feel quite uneasy about how vividly Kachtick takes us into the mind of his professional lady-killer, winning women over with pictures of Peruvian street children when he isn't dazzling them with card tricks.

From the moment you saw the box the floppy discs came in, with it's friendly and businesslike female figurehead, the narrative seemed to write itself: Mavis seemed to be a professional lady in Reagan's 1980s.

Lohan's whole "professional lady" cosplay comes off as a charade, from the scene where Lohan and Spentzos surprise the drunk, skinny-dipping cast to have a Serious Business Meeting™, to the moment when Lohan proclaims "I have no emotion when it comes to business".

There is a story behind it, one involving the circus, a professional fat lady and sex, but it is one of the few Elliot or his father does not tell Seymour throughout the course of the book.