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Meanings of become a prostitute in English

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Usage of become a prostitute in English
1
The prodigal cousin, Yellow Mary, who has become a prostitute.
The new yorker
2
I decided not to become a prostitute.
The Guardian
3
She'll become a prostitute.
Deep black
4
She would have to beg or to become a prostitute, and she could not make up her mind to either course.
The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 2...
5
Early in her life, she owned only one dress and found it necessary to become a prostitute to feed her children.
A Wiccan Bible
6
I was profoundly struck by Decoy's words when she told me she was "so blessed" to have never become a prostitute or addict.
The Guardian
7
Dosha became a prostitute and Fivke was her procurer.
The new yorker
8
Jesus' pal Mary Magdalene became a prostitute.
Cross Bones
9
She became a prostitute, selling her body to those appalling men who cruise Benburb Street looking for sex.
The Irish Times
10
A woman without a husband lived with her father or brother, joined a convent, or became a prostitute.
Feminist dot com
11
Her story begins with a cliche that her husband beats her and then she ran away to Delhi and became a prostitute.
Reuters
12
Procuration also, had to be notified before the aedile, whose special business it was to see that no Roman matron became a prostitute.
The Satyricon — Volume 06: Editor's Notes
13
"You told her to go become a prostitute."
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