Sentence examples for prostitute from inspiring English sources

JODIE FOSTER 1962- (US) Big break: Taxi Driver (1976) A short life: Disney-trained 13-year-old shocked audiences everywhere as Iris, the child prostitute.

Rush Limbaugh – if not the de facto leader of the Republican party, then surely the clearest expression of its "id" – called her a prostitute and demanded that she post video of her sexual encounters on the internet.

As inadvisable celebrations went, this was up there with Robbie Fowler's coke-snorting mime: 40 years after Charlton and Moore had lifted the World Cup with impeccable dignity on this same ground, England's players might as well have marked their 2-0 lead by pretending to have group sex with a prostitute.

'We never knew she was working as a prostitute until she went missing.

Another friend, Page, 42, who has worked as a prostitute for nearly 30 years, worked with Paula in the days after the discovery of Gemma and Tania's body.

Given all this – and the way the series has allowed you to visit a prostitute, then kill her to get your money back – perhaps the horrified reactions shouldn't be surprising.

(You know the one: "My mother was a 15-year-old French prostitute named Chloe with webbed feet. My father would womanise; he would drink.

The body of 25-year-old Gemma Adams was found in a brook near the Suffolk town last weekend, and the remains of her friend and fellow prostitute, 19-year-old Tania Nicol, were discovered about a mile away last Friday.

Yesterday Ms Adams's parents talked of their horror at learning first that their daughter was dead and also that she was a prostitute.

This tension between cowardly self-interest and resistance is the bass motif above which Maupassant composes a sour fugue of hypocrisy and cruelty, as a group of Rouennais notables exploit then shun the prostitute of the title, whose hospitality they had previously enjoyed.

Sean O'Faolain considered no one spared: "We see the prostitute, the beastly peasant, the timid bourgeois, the civil servant – his favourite subjects – in an unpitying light that exposes their wrinkled faces, their painted gums, their frayed cuffs, their shifty eyes, their hearts that have dried like peas".