Sentence examples for who solicited from inspiring English sources

Last year in Chicago, the police arrested 3,204 people on prostitution charges and 950 customers on solicitation charges and impounded 862 cars belonging to people who solicited prostitutes.

"He's the one who solicited them," Christopher Moran said of the contestants and Mr. Magic.

In fact, many of those who solicited investors were paid a commission.

Investigators determined that the woman who solicited the couple had been paid by Sproul & Associates.

A 2008 report by the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation found that 62 percent of those interviewed who solicited sex earned more than $40,000 a year.

They indulged it frequently in drawings by Picasso, who solicited further patronage in a witty and ingratiating cartoon that accompanied one of Stein's letters to Etta.

Not so long ago, here in London, police officers went posing as gay men in bars to arrest any man who solicited them.

The family turned to a McGreevey fund-raiser and acquaintance, David D'Amiano, who solicited the contribution from the family and sought the governor's help on the family's behalf.

The sergeant said his department had been working with Perverted Justice and NBC News in a sting operation singling out people who solicited sex from children.

That's the way it seemed to Robin Robertson, a Scottish poet and editor who solicited authors' reminiscences about their most humiliating moments for a book.

"I would love to see it get done over the weekend, and if that's what we have to do, that's what we have to do," said Girardi, who solicited input from General Manager Brian Cashman.