turn a trick

What do you think that is but turning a trick?

One woman tried to turn a trick with me, dammit.

She'd become his mother's business manager ten years ago and hadn't turned a trick since.

She stopped to turn a trick before she called the task force number.

She turns a trick for drug money, gets high, gets low and starts over.

I was so relieved that he was still here, I'll turn a trick on him.

The man of your dreams isn't some kid who got knocked around by his mother after she turned a trick.

Once, she said, she tried to turn a trick.

He had turned a trick, exposed a strategy.

But are autobiographers simply turning a trick for cash?

Or she might have turned a trick somewhere nearby and was cutting across the park to get back to whatever alley she'd been sleeping in."

It's up to us to turn a trick."

But the iPhone is a performer, a showman, ready to turn a trick at the touch of a button.

"It's not uncommon for a girl to turn a trick and then buy drugs immediately," said Sergeant Perry.

Failing for a law student's line of bull was, in her mind, as bad as turning a trick for free.

Don't try and turn a trick in here, honey, please, he pled silently with her.

Trick, a persons who pays for prostitution ("Turn a trick")

"Or turn a trick with me."

She turned a trick.

When she was not exercising, or preparing for the evening ahead, or turning a trick, she was sleeping.

To Turn a Trick (1967)

They'd never turned a trick--didn't think they could--until I showed them the way."

Everytime I turned a trick, I found myself thinking about humping Jade.

He died at age 46 from an apparent drug overdose while turning a trick in a Washington, D.C. apartment.

What do you think that is but turning a trick?

One woman tried to turn a trick with me, dammit.

She'd become his mother's business manager ten years ago and hadn't turned a trick since.

She stopped to turn a trick before she called the task force number.

She turns a trick for drug money, gets high, gets low and starts over.

I was so relieved that he was still here, I'll turn a trick on him.

The man of your dreams isn't some kid who got knocked around by his mother after she turned a trick.

Once, she said, she tried to turn a trick.

He had turned a trick, exposed a strategy.

But are autobiographers simply turning a trick for cash?

Or she might have turned a trick somewhere nearby and was cutting across the park to get back to whatever alley she'd been sleeping in."

It's up to us to turn a trick."

But the iPhone is a performer, a showman, ready to turn a trick at the touch of a button.

"It's not uncommon for a girl to turn a trick and then buy drugs immediately," said Sergeant Perry.

Failing for a law student's line of bull was, in her mind, as bad as turning a trick for free.

Don't try and turn a trick in here, honey, please, he pled silently with her.

Trick, a persons who pays for prostitution ("Turn a trick")

"Or turn a trick with me."

She turned a trick.

When she was not exercising, or preparing for the evening ahead, or turning a trick, she was sleeping.

To Turn a Trick (1967)

They'd never turned a trick--didn't think they could--until I showed them the way."

Everytime I turned a trick, I found myself thinking about humping Jade.

He died at age 46 from an apparent drug overdose while turning a trick in a Washington, D.C. apartment.