Sentence examples for prostitutes for which from inspiring English sources

In January 1909, he shot and killed a barman who had attacked one of his prostitutes, for which he was sentenced to 12 years in the federal penitentiary on Puget Sound's McNeil Island.

It is significant to point out that we did not find any articles in PubMed o Embase that studied factors associated with IA among women prostitutes, for which reason our findings could unfortunately not be compared with others.

The couple, who were married for three years, divorced in 1993, not long after Sahara's birth and not long after Spain's 1991 arrest in San Francisco for soliciting a prostitute (for which he was not prosecuted).

Taylor's family, it turns out, is the main reason Taylor has survived his many brushes with calamity, including his longtime trouble with drugs and most recently his 2010 arrest for soliciting a 16-year-old prostitute, for which he pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges.

"The fact is there have also been advertiser boycotts by political organizations that want to shut down voices they disagree with," Mr. Harrison said, referring to a campaign last March to force advertisers to withdraw from "The Rush Limbaugh Show" after Mr. Limbaugh called law school student Sandra Fluke a "slut" and "prostitute," for which he apologized the next day.

"Gilead" featured a 20-minute monologue by Ms. Metcalf, who played the naïve prostitute Darlene, for which she was presented her first Obie.

Armed with the latest batch of his derisive comments — Mr. Limbaugh called a law student who testified before Congress in favor of access to contraception "a slut" and "a prostitute," remarks for which he later apologized — Democrats and progressive groups are waging an uphill campaign to exclude the talk radio king from the pantheon of notable sons and daughters of the Show Me State.

Yesterday, the north of England correspondent did a piece about prostitution, research for which involved phoning 10 different prostitutes until one agreed to appear on-screen.

Berlusconi's calls to a police official that night form the basis of the charge of trying to cover up the allegation of having sex with an under-age prostitute – a charge for which prosecutors are demanding a lifetime ban from politics on top of a six-year sentence on the prostitution charge.

Some towns had fines for prostitutes, which were de facto licensing fees.

He had been accused of serious offences, including corruption and arranging prostitutes for Arab friends, which he felt compelled to defend.