floozie sentence in Hindi

Examples

1. "The part ( of a small-town floozie ) was written for Shelley Winters but for some reason Frank ( Sinatra ) didn't like her,"
2. In a city whose most-famous public statues of women are known as " the tart with the cart " and " the floozie in the Jacuzzi,"
3. After appearing as Debbie Bates in " EastEnders " from 1993 to 1995, she went into the role of boozy floozie Cat Matthews in " Family Affairs ".
4. Christina Applegate has matured from a TV sitcom floozie _ playing airhead Kelly Bundy on Fox's " Married . . . With Children " for 11 seasons _ to trusty chick-flick sidekick.
5. Looking very unlike a Vegas floozie in her simple flowered blouse and blue jeans, Shue sits on the Four Seasons'patio so she can smoke _ the one bad habit she says she can't kick.
6. :: : " Harlot " suggests the woman is soliciting sex to obtain an income . " Floozie " makes her like a sex kitten with no class, and does not have a financial connotation.
7. The city gives disparaging nicknames to much of its statuary _ big-busted Molly Malone on Grafton Street is universally known as " the tart with the cart " and the Anna Livia river goddess fountain on O'Connell Street as " the floozie in the Jacuzzi ."
8. The Emporium is doing a booming business; people are cramming in all kinds of activities, from playing the calliope, participating in a trivia quiz and working out in the small gym to swimming in Sun Deck pool, being a floozie at the raucous Mike Fink party and revisiting the fascinating public rooms.
9. -- " High School Confidential " ( 1958 )-- Those in search of a less tone-deaf musical number need look no further than this cult fave, a swingin'Cinemascope production complete with gangs, dope peddlers, drag racing, a bleach blonde floozie ( Mamie Van Doren, natch ) and Jerry Lee Lewis pummeling out the opening song.
10. Key to the prosecution's case is its portrayal of Ann as a saintly ( beautiful, talented, loving ) and wronged wife, and of Bill as a playboy, drunk, and loafer who left his loving wife for a floozie, quit his job to live off of his wife's money, and gave up hard work to live a life of ease as a nightclub crooner.