"Instead of prostituting himself here, he went with what he wanted."

Watson reportedly felt "ambivalent" about prostituting women, even though it "paid better" than music.

Furthermore, Farley continues to use a claim that "the numbers of those prostituting on the street in Auckland have increased by 400% since decriminalization".

Richard Strauss, perhaps the world's leading living composer, remained and indeed for a time became president of the Reich Music Chamber, lending his great name to Goebbels' prostituting of culture.

"While the horrified people of Quebec City became aware of the fact that some children were prostituting themselves in their own backyards, the popular cries ring high and loud that this is intolerable."

In September 2008, US citizen Gopalan Nair was sentenced to 3 months imprisonment for insulting a public servant after he accused a Singapore judge of "prostituting herself" in his blog.

We don't see now the potential" ("Oaths and Miracles"); "If you promise people pleasure, you can make them do anything, from murder to the prostituting of their young children" ("Triangle of Death"); "Genetics is turning the whole world upside down.

Yes, I have prostituted myself for the sake of art.

They'd imagine me prostituting myself, or on the hard stuff.

They are being prostituted, but it's the kids who go to jail!

For years, she lived on the streets and prostituted herself.

She has been there but a short while, and was reported to be prostituting before being picked up by the police.

But health policy is often prostituted to the demands of industry and commerce.

He described him as a pimp who prostituted his own children.

Williams reported a chief taking his 10-12 years old daughter out of school so she could be prostituted for goods.

"It feels a little like we're prostituting our kids," he said.

"To me, that's like the parents turning against the kids and prostituting them.

Making money is the objective, but not at the expense of prostituting American values.

"Instead of prostituting himself here, he went with what he wanted."

To put food on the table she stole, sold drugs and prostituted herself.

Boys are prostituting themselves at a very young age.

Here they prostituted women to sell things for a predetermined price.

Her character, Marion, starts prostituting herself in order to get drugs.

She then tells how she prostituted herself for the drug.

No job that prostituted words for sales could hold him for very long.

And it's your mind that is prostituting itself, before and beyond anyone else's.

All five women are survivors of human trafficking who had been prostituted in Canada.

These people are prostituted in conditions that appear otherwise perfectly normal.

In this notorious case, a Miami woman had confessed to prostituting her three young children.

Is traditional Hawaiian culture being prostituted for the sake of tourism?

We have thus focused on the man instead of stigmatising the person who is prostituting herself.

Prostitution (both prostituting oneself and forcing others to do the same) (Iraq until 2003, Saudi Arabia)

In this sense, "prostituting oneself" or "whoring oneself" the services or acts performed are typically not sexual.

Notably, the Anti-Prostitution Law makes prostituting oneself a crime whereas those who use the services of a prostitute are immune from prosecution.

The most unambiguous Latin word for "to prostitute oneself" is scortor, scortārī, which occurs chiefly in Plautus.