lap dancer

No way he's going to give up lap dancers and be true.

She left school at age sixteen to become a lap dancer.

She has gone to New York to work as a lap dancer.

According to another report, female students are opting to become lap dancers to pay their way through university.

The bar was open, but the lap dancers cost $20.

Dave has a beautiful daughter named Alex, who worked as a lap dancer.

London is chosen as the best lap dancer and gets to join the date.

The lap dancers were gone and the nonalcoholic bar was shut down.

She used to work as a lap dancer, and aspires to be an actress.

Let me rephrase that: what's he doing in the same theater as lap dancers?

Maybe working as a lap dancer at aluminum-siding sales conventions.

Worse, he is engaged to a young white Russian émigré, a lap dancer.

Bella played "Nadia", a young troubled woman working as a lap dancer.

Gary becomes infatuated with a lap dancer in a strip club.

"You're like a farmer," she says of her work as a New Jersey lap dancer.

How the hell do I connect a sweet administrative assistant to a lap dancer?"

Despite the story's underlying wholesomeness, it thus has an excuse to work lap dancers into the plot.

Married with Children as lap dancer (1 episode, 1996)

Some straddle empty chairs, like lap dancers without laps.

People should understand that I'm a performance artist doing creative works on science; I'm not a lap dancer.

"What am I going to write on a job application, that I was a lap dancer for the last four years?"

What's he doing with lap dancers?

Woman getting to the top is a consequence of change in society, the other side of which is more women choosing to become lap dancers.

Real job: circus trapeze artiste and occasional lap dancer.

She was also briefly featured as a lap dancer in the 2007 feature film comedy, Knocked Up.