courtesan , auch: courtezan

I could not pay a courtesan enough to serve me.

We used to fall for the courtesan with the heart of gold.

No one knows from where she turned up, but they say she's a French courtesan.

It was during this period that her life as a courtesan began.

Or you can be on your own, and that's a courtesan.

The former president is still a courtesan to public opinion.

She was not very successful there, and left to become a courtesan by 1865.

In earlier years she would have been called a courtesan, a kept woman, or worse.

And what can one say about the show's amazing courtesans?

At these times Washington is like an old courtesan taking a new lover.

"These women looked like a procession of courtesans from an earlier age."

"You have to ask, who was the greatest courtesan of our age?"

Some things a courtesan can do that a Queen cannot.

They must feel like a courtesan with a charge card.

Through this connection she began her career as a courtesan.

He had arranged for a courtesan and a boy to be ready later.

The high point of Pearl's career as courtesan were the years 1865-1870.

She turns to a courtesan and dances for her living.

But in her brief career as courtesan, it had never been like this.

Like many things in Japanese culture, the world of courtesans became very complicated.

A couple of the away; not all entertainers were courtesans.

He had intended her to be one of his courtesans, but she'd failed to please him.

He further notes that the courtesan has been a familiar figure throughout art history.