Sentence examples for prostitutes like from inspiring English sources

The case is part of a shift in law enforcement that seeks to treat prostitutes like victims instead of criminals.

("Putting something online is like getting a prison tattoo, it never really comes off". Jack is a friend of prostitutes, "like Jesus, and Mary Magna Carta").

There was something touching about watching young singers full of promise portraying vacant-eyed prostitutes, like the dusky-toned mezzo-soprano Rebecca Jo Loeb as Jenny.

By day it was very quiet: I never saw anyone hanging out there except for the transvestite and transexual prostitutes, like this one, and their buyers.

Miller, the down-and-out literary enragé, revelled in a new frontier of seedy desperation, where there were "prostitutes like wilted flowers and pissoirs filled with piss-soaked bread".

Athens's Kerameikos/Metaxourgeio neighborhood -- which still has its share of drug dealers and prostitutes, like any good arty neighborhood should -- along with the run-down Kypseli district have become the new home for influential galleries like the Breeder and Rebecca Camhi, as well as the biannual ReMap art festival, which included installations in abandoned buildings last summer.

We haven't even got to the part where Whitman goes to fight in Korea, accidentally blows up his superior officer, Don Draper, steals his identity, forms a secret relationship with his widow (she's motherly, yet also somewhat prostitute-like, since he pays for her upkeep), becomes a greaser, and seduces a model who is also concerned primarily with appearances.

Madonna dresses up in these sorts of prostitute-like outfits on stage, and she goes there and she sings and she shows half of her body.

As he moves through the ages, from Greek hetaerae to modern call girls, the prostitutes he likes to spend most time with are always "elegant".

"Ah, it's an Elizabethan word for prostitute, like doxie".

(That wit was on display again Thursday. Asked at a press conference if he had ever patronized a prostitute, like Mr. Spitzer, he paused, like any good humorist, and then said: "Only the lobbyists").