| There we find the Empress Semiramis, a terrible fornicator that established in her country, laws that favored animal passions. |
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| Someone may not be a fornicator in the intellectual zone, and yet be a fornicator in the more profound zones of the subconsciousness. |
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| And if they are, how would you punish the fornicator or adulterer? |
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| Jack, the corn called in multitudinous chorus, you're a fornicator and a murderer and a thief! |
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| Thus, a fornicator can never reach Cosmic Self-realization. |
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| In the 1828 election Andrew Jackson's supporters accused John Quincy Adams of being a drunken fornicator who sold virgins into white slavery, while Adams's supporters accused Jackson of committing 18 murders. |
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| It is then urgent to know that every fornicator, although be does not know black tantrism, is, in fact, tantric and inevitably comes forth as a tenebrous personality with the tempting serpent of Eden completely developed. |
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| Every person who spills the seminal fluid is a fornicator. |
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| Illingworth's book also says that Duncalf was a liar, a fornicator and a drunk as well, but this might be an embellishment to make the tale more interesting. |
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| He regretted the re-make of the classic Alfie, with him in the Michael Caine role of feckless fornicator, on the grounds that nobody does that better than Maurice Micklewhite. |
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| But last night, Shirley Bell, of the Dumfries-based Burns Foundation, refuted the claim that Burns was a drunkard and fornicator who could be compared to Eminem. |
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| Among the risque selection of 25 songs, included Nine Inch Will Please A Lady, The Fornicator and O Gin I Had Her. |
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