procurer

A procurer could get very used to having such as this.

The procurer could move like a cat when he had to.

A room like this was great entertainment to a procurer.

One or more of them could be involved as procurers."

Why, you hired me yourself as a procurer in your forces, some years back.

Both women, consciously or not, served as his procurers for young men.

Can it be that you've forgotten the function of procurers?

The number of prostitutes and their procurers declined by 30 percent, the study said.

I tried to think and feel like a procurer.

"Is our government acting as procurer now for members of foreign royalty?"

The pricing power of the procurer as against the supplier.

She ran a prostitution ring, and young James became one of her procurers.

It is probable that in these places she offered her services as procurer of children.

"Even if it makes you look like a procurer."

It made all the difference that state and city governments have been her most enthusiastic procurers.

"And what credit can the poor clerk of a procurer have, pray?"

It is not illegal for public sector procurers to talk to suppliers.

Chapter 1 should be read by managers, procurers, and anyone who is new to Link 22.

She gave him a sigh and the words, "Procurers are so predictable."

The malice I bear the procurer is not just for harm done to me.

"That does it," the procurer announced, heading for the door.

The procurers are going after children 10 or 11 or 12 years old."

Procurers are not people who take risks or make bold moves against the odds.

If they were procurers of women, they would arrange more meetings.

One might think that such detail should be left to the discretion of Pentagon olive procurers.