Sentence examples for be read to strip from inspiring English sources

Under the Gore view, nothing in Article II should be read to strip state courts of the ordinary review power that the framers intended them to have.

CONS: While this was a trophy renovation five years ago, flush with pinks and blues and silvers, it is worn now and will most likely be read as an invitation to strip the paint and start again.

In the future, coupon bar codes will probably be read less from strips of paper, and more from cellphones that people hold out for scanning by the cashier.

That's why the end of "Strip" needs to be read so carefully.

The strip must be placed to "be read from the outside without opening the package or container," he adds.

This will demagnetize the strip, making it unable to be read.

Comic strip, series of adjacent drawn images, usually arranged horizontally, that are designed to be read as a narrative or a chronological sequence.

When present in the blood or serum, specific antibodies against rK39 antigens, which are bound to the strip, can be read with the naked eye in the test window.

In 1996, Clinton sent her friend a strip that could be read two ways – as a reference to bovine spongiform encephalopathy then in the headlines, or as a self-deprecating dig at the first lady's own beleaguered public image.

The manufacturer recommended that the NS1 Strip be read at 15 minutes and again at 30 minutes for doubtful samples or negative samples in patients with suggestive clinical information.

The test strip can be read at 10 minutes.