How To Use Hustler In A Sentence
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He became a ‘fence’ for stolen goods, a pool shark, and a hustler on the midway.
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Friends had warned Mitchum to steer clear of this hustler, but they became close friends.
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Gender-hustlers in the equal Opportunities Commission sponsored over three hundred programmes to shanghai women into Science and Engineering.
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A fighting fund of more than £100,000 has been spent to buy back spare tickets and keep them from the backstreet hustlers, whom many blame for pricing ordinary spectators out of leading sports venues.
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The dialogue runs true and overall you'll experienced a roller coaster of an adventure among hustlers, high rollers, sharpies.
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He's the gender-bending ex-truck stop hustler whose autobiographical novel made him a cult celebrity while he was still in his teens.
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HUSTLER HONEY, EUROTRASH newsgroup: alt.seduction.fast.general author: “jlaix”
Get Laid or Die Trying
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If a driver stops to engage street hustlers and the car is from outside the neighborhood, the car's owner may receive an anonymous letter.
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I didn't get any of that working with the pimps, or the hustlers.
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News of his powers attracts con men, fanatics and hustlers to his ministry.
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I shall meet some con men and hustlers, too, I suppose.
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It is difficult for a visitor to walk down the street without attracting the relentless attention of touts and hustlers wanting to sell you something, anything - a bauble, a sob story, a woman.
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The street hustlers and prostitutes were nervous about the police, but took the view that you had to keep to the rules.
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I wandered the streets, being offered every illegal drug on the market by hustlers.
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If Obama gives a speech criticizing Clinton, he's a misogynist jerk, a "ghetto hustler", who is flim-flamming and jiving the American public.
Gallup: Obama's Big Race Speech Potentially Fixing Wright Situation
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McCain once said something along the lines of, "Don't try to outhustle a hustler," and his game is pretty well known - he's a typical pollie.
[obama] or soetoro or dunham or whoever he is
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But I've dealt with plenty of street hustlers, and they always have an angle going.
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With a track record like this, one might have expected the man in question to be a hustler, all gold bracelets and wide ties, talking percentages and gabbling conspiratorially into a mobile phone.
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It dared to go somewhere and take the heaps of criticism piled on it from the left, as a "sell-out,""panderer,""hustler," media pimp" and so on that it regularly got for making the site broad and popular.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson: Misfiring on Arianna and AOL
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Far from being elitist, this song hails even the so-called socially deviant members of society such as hustlers who perch on street corners.
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Ford, playing a low-life hustler who cheats at cards and dice, has a soft, dark, sensuous look, sensitive rather than intelligent.
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The end result is an unsatisfying film in which poverty, the exploitation of children and other social problems are just backdrops for a rather average tale about a street hustler and a television hostess.
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He's a thief, hustler, scamster, con man, who enjoys ripping off friends, family, waiters, old ladies, etc.
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Ford, playing a low-life hustler who cheats at cards and dice, has a soft, dark, sensuous look, sensitive rather than intelligent.
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I was doing that eons before this two-bit hustler started horning in on the action.
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The self-labeled hustler tries to sell electric toothbrushes.
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By his own admission, he has mixed with ‘dangerous people, hustlers, all sorts’.
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Holliday was a strange man: a Southern gentleman of elaborate courtesy, a hot-tempered brawling drunk, a fiercely loyal friend, a skilled professional gambler and hustler, a trained dental surgeon thus his nickname, a longtime sufferer of tuberculosis, and a coldly murderous gunfighter.
New Tales of the Old West
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For especially valuable treatments of this trend -- written long before the Court's recent reinvigoration of the "newsworthiness" doctrine -- see, e.g., Robert Post, THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONCEPT OF PUBLIC DISCOURSE: OUTRAGEOUS OPINION, DEMOCRATIC DELIBERATION, AND HUSTLER MAGAZINE v.
Balkinization
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Rather than posit the voyeur -- I mean viewer -- in a demimonde of hustlers, junkies and transvestites of his classic films, in News From Nowhere Morrissey looks to the suburbs for darker lurkings, specifically the coastal town of Montauk, situated on the eastern-most point of Long Island, where the land finally ends, and gives way to a vast ocean.
Michael Vazquez: Warhol Factory Auteur Paul Morrissey Premieres News From Nowhere In-Person at Lincoln Center Tonight
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If I could handel a cue stick like Billy Morales, I'd become a pool hustler .
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‘I'm a hustler, I'm a tiger,’ he squeaks, sounding nothing like a hustler or a tiger and everything like Joe Pasquale.
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In the streets he is accosted by whores, hustlers and queer-bashers.
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All the songs in the show are ‘by, for, or about hustlers, trannies, and drug addicts,’ and it was a very small, intimate theatre.
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GOLD:An aging artist who is losing his vision employs a drug-addicted street hustler to paint his paintings for him in a mutual quest for salvation.
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He says Hustler has no plans to "bombard" its glossy pages with crude sex once the law is relaxed.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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It dared to go somewhere and take the heaps of criticism piled on it from the left, as a "sell-out," "panderer," "hustler," media pimp" and so on that it regularly got for making the site broad and popular.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson: Misfiring on Arianna and AOL
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The two plan to use all of their knowledge of cardsharking, pool shooting, and rolling dice at an unprecedented worldwide gathering of hustlers.
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When he was a teenager, he lived on the street as a hustler and prostitute.
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The brother's got the boastful swagger of your favorite rapper, the entrepreneurial instincts of a street hustler and a pen as swift as his tongue is sharp.
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His Bacchus is a wasted pretty-boy, a hustler who looks like Pete Doherty in Greek drag.
Appoggiatura
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The gang had been feuding with the Mexican Mafia over who would collect the ‘rent,’ or rake-off of illegal profits from the hustlers near MacArthur Park who trafficked in fake papers for undocumented immigrants.
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He survives by using his kick-boxing skills, defending himself and his haphazard household, a family composed of an effeminate hustler named Taboo, a blowzy hooker called Laurita, and her baby of indeterminate origin.
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The hustlers and street kids are rough and do things that are illegal, but they care for each other and they aren't viewed as immoral.
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She had outtalked and outthought all those country boys in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, and those fake hustlers from Elmira.
Zebratown
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‘Hustling the Hustler’ brings in Buddy's no-account brother, and adds a convenient basement and pool table to the Petrie home.
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Johnny was a small-time pool room hustler.
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What a hustler or conman is looking for in a victim, we are very usefully told, is not stupidity but loneliness.
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Another product of the streets, at twenty Sarah's resume included the occupations of thief, hustler, pick pocket and prostitute.
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In addition to the vernaculars of her own blood kin, Oreo can also claim fluency in the salty street talk of hustlers, pimps, and prostitutes, as well as the obscure erudition of cranky scholars.
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Under the watchful eyes of the police, hustlers and scalpers worked the new spectators relentlessly in the hopes of getting rid of tickets for the game before they were stuck with them.
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After a bit of staggering between bars and buses, we were missing the attention of the local hasslers, and were plotting on better ways of dealing with touts and hustlers.
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The origin was unknown to everyone; even the hustlers that sold it.
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The long stick, which reminded some early users of a tail, can be used to make a ball hit another ball in a form of the game known as carom billiards, played with only three balls by real hustlers on a table with no pockets.
The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time
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Street hustlers and gang members, far from rejecting traditional roles, continue to aspire to a situation where they can raise their children in economic and emotional security.
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Ray is a hustler and an Alf.
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In his world of small-time hustlers, grouchy thugs and laconic crimefighters, there's always somebody with a new angle to work or a new beef to settle.
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The 'work hard, get good grades and go to college to get a job' mantra is dead," says twenty-something self-confessed hustler Scott Gerber, author of Never Get a "Real" Job: How To Dump Your Boss, Build a Business and Not Go Broke (Wiley, December 2010).
Emily Bennington: 'Entitled' to What, Being Unemployed?
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Take the hustlers, beggars and streetwalkers who ply their dubious services along Beach Road and some of the other popular streets in the area, for example.
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Hustlers who bonnet a man and beat his breath out of him and empty his pockets before he knows what is the matter with him, -- the Burglars, with their "jimmies" in their pockets, -- the fighting robbers, with their brass knuckles, -- the whole set in a vast thief-constituency, thick as rats in sewers, -- these were the disputants whom the emissaries of the
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 75, January, 1864
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Every day they flood in, albums full of talent, hard work and innovation: avant-garde hustlers, master musicians, rule breakers, inventors and brand-new-sound-makers.
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I've got money, I've got a good home, I've got friendship in all walks of life and I'm neither a pimp, nor a hustler, nor a thief, nor a liar.
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The boy isn't just homeless; he's also a hustler and dealer, and it is easy to see where Suzette's life is headed when the two begin dating.
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The evening's companion to Can You Hear Me and Detective Sketches, Lorenzo's basically a gay version of The Blue Angel, with David Zak as an advertising "creative" who becomes obsessed with the title tramp, a blithely opportunistic teenage hustler played by Paul Raedyn.
Chicago Reader
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The play itself gives me more than enough information without having to go talk to hustlers and see how they actually live.
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He started redirecting pantless visitors to Hustler's Web site, and their computers would forever be blocked from Chatroulette.
Chatroulette Selling Pantless Chatters To Hustler
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History has told us, of course, that, while unquestionably gifted and thrilling, Penn isn't the type to outhustle a hustler.
Elliot Worsell: BJ Penn -- What Next?
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On the platform, a dozen or more dancing hustlers wear only biker shorts or briefs.
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After conning a new victim, Jones would gamble away his money at faro, usually in crooked games run by other hustlers.
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For years, I had identified with what I saw in my community: the gang members, drug dealers, street hustlers and even the winos sitting in the alley.
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For years, I had identified with what I saw in my community: the gang members, drug dealers, street hustlers and even the winos sitting in the alley.
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After a bit of staggering between bars and buses, we were missing the attention of the local hasslers, and were plotting on better ways of dealing with touts and hustlers.
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Then, on his way home after work late on Christmas Eve, he encounters a street hustler who turns out to be an angel of sorts.
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Beginning by interviewing addicts and small time hustlers, her determination to root out the cause of the problem lead to confrontation with the inner circle of violent drug barons.
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He collapsed in his office after an overdose of chlorodyne, died in his home, Hustlers Terrace, on 17 January 1889, and was buried in Sandhurst cemetery with Anglican rites.
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Beggars, panhandlers and hustlers are more persistent and ingenious here than anywhere in India.
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There I was on the street, I looked around and I had been observing the hustlers only for a few moments when I assumed the stance.
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For instance, in Brazil professional and amateur hustlers constitute different groups, where the latter usually do not identify as hustlers.