propositioning

There was even a certain amount of outright propositioning.

Gladden, Hayes and McGaffigan all rejected the propositioning.

"I was scouted by nampa five years ago on the streets of Shibuya," she said, using the term for the propositioning of strangers on the street.

John Barron reports his resignation was forced "for a variety of reasons, including his irresponsible drinking, continuous and vulgar propositioning of embassy wives, and inability to manage his finances".

The defense suggested that due to their lifestyle (swinging, marijuana smoking, alcohol abuse and propositioning strangers), her parents had put Danielle in danger by being around seedy and untrustworthy people who could have kidnapped her.

The only act he regarded as aggressive, Dr. Meyerhoff said, was the young woman's propositioning of a table full of athletes in a cafeteria in 1987 in Columbia High School in Maplewood, N.J.

Deposit Ticket, a son of Northern Baby and the Mr. Prospector mare Propositioning, has won the Hollywood Juvenile Championship in California, the Sapling at Monmouth and the Hopeful, the year's first Grade I race for 2-year-olds, in his last three starts.

The Court found no Constitutional support for Presidential immunity for alleged unofficial misconduct in the case, in which Mr. Clinton is accused of a vulgar propositioning of Ms. Jones in 1991, while he was Governor of Arkansas and she was a state employee.

Rendell has described himself as "the ultimate fraternity guy," and it was his sense of the world as a keg party that led to the closest thing to a scandal his administration has known: an article in the April issue of Philadelphia magazine describing the (married) Mayor's "humorous" propositioning of the writer, a 33-year-old woman.