Sentence examples for who propositions from inspiring English sources
We got quite a few Doctor Who propositions, spanning decades of the rambling Gallifreyan's adventures.
Donald is an old pervert who propositions random people, asking them up to his hotel room and offering to soap them down and the like.
In one of his earliest films, "Orchids and Ermine" (1927), he plays a little person who propositions screen beauty Colleen Moore between puffs on a cigar.
A subplot involving Saffron Burrows as a would-be patient who propositions Alan in his office seems like a leftover from "The Mind of the Married Man," Mr. Binder's dreadful HBO series.
Is harassment discrimination, Rosa Ehrenreich asks, "because a man who propositions a female employee would presumably not have propositioned a male employee, and thus the propositioned woman has been treated differently than her male colleagues because of her sex?
While Cara might take her clothes off online, she's certifiably not a prostitute, as shown by the almighty kicking she gives a young man who propositions her in the street.
A credulous yokel who propositioned girls half his age.
Incidents she heard about include a male parliamentarian who propositioned a young male researcher and a male Lib Dem councillor who resigned because of inappropriate behaviour towards a female office worker.
She feuded with Richard Wright and the Communists, drove a red convertible, packed a gun at times for protection and once knocked out a masher who propositioned her in an elevator.
Mr Hoffman, 49, wrote that tech companies had rightly been criticised for sexism, including the complaints that ended in Travis Kalanick's resignation as head of Uber, but he said that there had been little focus on investors who propositioned female entrepreneurs.
He also had to put up with caricatures of him as a devoutly, credulously Catholic country bumpkin who propositioned teenage girls in his old age, and who once tipped a conductor with cash for getting through a rehearsal of one of his symphonies.
