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Meanings of ladies of the night in English
Person who has sex for money.
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Examples for "whore"
Examples for "whore"
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Of course O'Melaghlin would come here, dragging the de Valery whore behind.
2
What I said was this: I merely wished to question the whore!
3
The artist was at least as present in her as the whore.
4
Funny too-youknow how they say a whore makes a good wife?
5
Neil was a little whore; had been for quite a few years.
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The new murders in London, with the prostitutes as victims, shook him.
2
Indonesia faces a growing AIDS problem, particularly among drug users and prostitutes.
3
She made sure the prostitutes were properly paid and well looked after.
4
They see some prostitutes and Sandra suggests prostitution as a possible profession.
5
While frequenting prostitutes is not a crime in France, procuring them is.
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Not many mothers branded their daughters with a prostitute's name at birth.
2
You can feel no pity for the murderer, the thief, the prostitute.
3
He was the son of a Greek rhetor and a Campanian prostitute.
4
A prostitute had made an attempt on the life of a citizen.
5
But I've heard rumors already of a plot to prostitute the law.
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Our advertisements about the new whores must be working.' She smiled broadly.
2
Two whores stop them and ask for introductions to the German officers.
3
Narbo was good at picking pockets, not so good at picking whores.
4
Suppose it all worked the other way, and men were the whores.
5
Of course the boy lapped up Augustus's stories about riverboats and whores.
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A young streetwalker wailed in the black water while trains wheezed overhead.
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You'd just as soon it was that streetwalker in New York.
3
I was clearly not dressed well enough to be a streetwalker.
4
I saw you go into the Grand-Balcon with that streetwalker Adèle.
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Do you want me to know you've got the soul of a streetwalker?
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The Dog Fenn streetwalkers were the lowest of a despised breed.
2
From time to time there were streetwalkers in the area.
3
She is attacking innocent citizens, one of the streetwalkers shouted.
4
A dozen haggard streetwalkers were arrested in mistake for her.
5
Through the outer edge of Spit Hearth where the prostitutes worked, streetwalkers eyeing him.
1
For the lonely working boy Saturday evening is a sort of festival.
2
A hard- working boy don't want to waste his time lallygaggin' round with actresses.
3
Your brother came here, pretending to be a working boy-
4
Instead of being ragged, poverty-stricken, and neglected-looking, I was a picture of a clean, well-clothed working boy.
5
You know you are a working boy and mustn't expect to have things all your own way.
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Gertrude becomes a lady of the night on Friday and Saturday evenings.
2
Deduct a small sum for a brief grapple with a lady of the night.
3
The fair lady of the night illumined his face, like one who recognized a subject.
4
But for every lady of the night that fell, some capa's man would get the same.
5
As for herself, she was clearly a lady of the night who had once seen better days.
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Now, ladies and gentlemen of the Night, I must return to the broadcast.
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Now, ladies and gentlemen of the Night, I must return to the broadcast.
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The poor working girls, of Soho want their Sunday: give it them.
2
Had Rosalie observed a meal shared by working girls and their pimp?
3
Brooks called my attention this afternoon to an article on working girls.
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However, working girls must receive, and they cannot afford parlors and chaperons.
5
But of course you're joking-millionairesdon't think about working girls like us.
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What would be your opinion of a free night-school for working boys?
2
No man, not even the working boys, can come into the queen's rooms.
3
You think it proper to circulate slanders about working boys in your camp?
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I shall not invite any working boys.
5
Me and a bunch of working boys get an apartment east of Vine a few blocks off Hollywood Boulevard.
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Unfortunately, sex workers are quite often left out of the sisterhood circle.
2
She said criminalising sex work deterred sex workers from reporting trafficking crimes.
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Many sex workers do not have the right to work in France.
4
Doughty was unable to say whether the other victims were sex workers.
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Getty Images Copyright: Getty Images Most sex workers meet customers in person.
1
Now, stay here till you get a summons from the call boy.
2
The call boy's voice was heard on the stairs, and Evelyn hastened away.
3
On hearing the call boy's summons she went downstairs, followed by Constantin Marc.
4
At that moment the call boy announced overture and beginners.
5
A call boy shouted her name down the stone passage.
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It could have been any girl, perhaps a call girl he'd engaged.
2
Georgine was probably a call girl, the kind the newspapers wrote about.
3
The night before his departure from Hong Kong, he meets a call girl.
4
Maybe he thinks I have an arrangement with a call girl or two.
5
In the blog, Belle told about her experiences as a high-priced London call girl.
1
You call boys by their brother's names, that type of thing.
2
The soldiers will call boys to deliver them.
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England may have to call boys to the colors before she's done, if she once starts to fight.
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They love to be called boys, they want to be called boys.
5
Jumped up at first light, called boys and built fire, and put on kettles.
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One such liaison involved one of the many call girls working the Colony.
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Escort services flew in call girls from Chicago, Miami, New York, and L.A.
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But the Tattaglia Family has prostitution and call girls and the dock unions.
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There's no such thing as paid sick leave for call girls.
5
He will allow call girls and prostitutes to ply their trade; for a consideration.
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Remember me, I'm the working girl, and I happen to be exhausted.
2
If she was a working girl, she definitely wasn't from my agency.
3
If I'd been an honest working girl he'd never have noticed me.
4
If I don't understand men, Mr. Harwood, no poor working girl does.
5
Only a working girl, plain in appearance and in dress, diffident and self-effacing.
Usage of ladies of the night in English
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Two ladies of the night lurked in a doorway.
2
Or you can add olives and anchovies and call it puttanesca, concocted allegedly by ladies of the night, I added.
3
If we were to buy into that logic, that means that no one is off limits-noteven ladies of the night.
4
The ladies of the night brought so many punters to the grassy area beside the canal basin that it was nicknamed Pleasure Field.'
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Ladies of the night trolled for interested buyers.
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Doc said his first clients were prostitutes: " Ladies of the night we used to call them, pavement princesses."
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LADIES of the night were on a winner at the Galway races, charging up to £550 to stay with "punter" for the night.
Translations for ladies of the night
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