It is not clear precisely which rules Chekhov broke; most likely, the Regents, alerted by the author's reference to "nakedness," unsettlingly endowed the act of strip-searching with a sexual-innuendo element.
The spiral hams unfold as if caught in the act of stripping.
One officer on a bicycle has already caught a thief in the act of stripping copper from an abandoned building, Chief Moss said.
Blake and I went through the script, reducing it to about 750 words – comedy is the act of stripping away, paring back to the essence – and I read it aloud for him a few times.
The act of stripping down to this minimalist model will force you to get to the essence of what you are trying to say (and will also make obvious to you those situations in which you actually have nothing to say).
Of course, the act of stripping Shakespeare's original language down to more relatable dialogue has its decriers.
Despite knowing that for the next 90 minutes I would be baring it all, there was something about the act of stripping down that still seemed private.
The song begins to play after this scene ends, and the plot follows Coolio who, while on the job, sees acts of strip poker, lesbian affairs, and several sexual scenarios.
Ms. Murkowski, joined by 35 Republicans and three conservative Democrats, proposed to use the Congressional Review Act to strip the agency of the power to limit emissions of greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act.
With its world-class art offerings from the Chihuly glass sculpture overlooking the lobby to the masterpieces gracing the walls of The Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art the Bellagio continues to hail as the class act of the Strip.
The Council faced increased criticism over its legal practices, however, and in 1641 an Act of Parliament stripped it of its judicial powers.
