Sentence examples for bar strip from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates the flexural performances of strengthened wood/PVC (WPVC) composite members using a high carbon steel (HCS) flat bar strip adhered to the tension side and a carbon steel (CS) flat bar strip attached to the compression side.

10 p.m. 4) ANTIQUES AND SANGRIA Beijing's best known bar strip, the Sanlitun neighborhood, is a playground for hookers, expatriates and Nigerian drug dealers.

Located on the outer edge of Capitol Hill's bustling bar strip of Pike Street, this second-floor club has a decidedly underground feel.

Justice Breyer said that the Fourth Amendment should be understood to bar strip searches of people arrested for minor offenses not involving drugs or violence, unless officials had a reasonable suspicion that they were carrying contraband.

Now the South Jersey Tourism Corporation is looking to lure a different set of tourists to the former no-tell-motel and strip bar strip in Camden and Pennsauken -- with a $500,000 welcome center.

In the 30 minutes Hammond spent with Guardian Australia on Beaufort Street, the main shopping, restaurant and bar strip in Mount Lawley, six people stopped to chat ("this isn't staged, I promise," he says).

But the best have all the creamy pleasure of that after-school candy bar — stripped and devoured right in the store — plus a hit of straight chocolate that leaves you craving more.

My buddies mentioned Ybor and South Howard Street, the two big bar strips in Tampa, but after the crew moved on they admitted that there probably wasn't anything fun on those streets either.

After that, a guy at the bar stripped off and got his dick out at one of our female staff members, then he started doing the windmill with his very limp dick.

Fifteen years ago, the area was an urban wasteland: thirty acres of flophouses, bars, strip clubs, and empty lots, forlornly situated near the 10 and 110 freeways.

I visited karaoke nights at tiki bars, strip clubs, comedy clubs, honky-tonks and pizza places, interviewing K.J.s (karaoke jocks), fans, strippers and Portland's mayor.