Sentence examples for In stripped from inspiring English sources

A Japanese gentleman walked in, stripped off his kimono, and started to soap himself.

The five characters are legible stereotypes depicted in stripped down, abstracted settings.

The group had gone in, stripped the place of anything worthwhile and he'd then wandered in afterwards.

An exhibition is now housed in the once-derelict "sauna" (where inmates selected for work were shaved, showered and clad in stripped uniforms) complete with teaching facilities.

They gloss on the music of northern Africa and Asia and the rural American South, as well as swing grooves, in stripped down, wide open form.

Yes, they could have looked elsewhere – there are plenty of academy chains who could have stepped in, stripped everything back and sorted it out – but this is one of our partner schools and this is a local solution.

Encores! presents seldom-produced musicals in stripped-down concert form, with scripts in hand and limited sets and costumes.

When Jay was a film student and Mark a budding musician, Richard Linklater's "Slacker" defined a generation of postadolescent angst, catalyzing further interest in stripped-down productions.

I'd forgotten quite how swathey it was, rather unkindly imagining literary novelists and Big Thinkers in stripped-pine north London would be over-represented.

The play is being presented as part of the Public's Lab series, which features new works in stripped-down productions and $10 tickets.

With next-to-no marketing, the band sold two-CD sets in stripped-down packaging for $11 through its Web site.