Sentence examples for cant strip from inspiring English sources

"You can't strip them from all scheduling in a way that allows people to dip in and out," Mr. Howe said.

You can't strip away details about the printing of the book — copyright information, place and date of publication — without actually tearing off the binding, title page, half-title and colophon.

Conservatives argue that you can't strip out those other factors, since maybe it was the stability of the home life – the marriage itself – that led to sound career decisions.

Chad Griffin, president of the American Foundation for Equal Rights (Afer), the group behind the appeal against Proposition 8, said: "The message it sends to young LGBT people, not only here in California but across the country, [is] that you can't strip away a fundamental right".

"You can't strip armed men of their authority easily," he said.

They moved to an original, which they were attempting acoustically for the first time; Jeff prefaced the song with a paraphrase by Paul Stanley (the real one), who maybe once said that if you can't strip away the electric guitars and play coherent song with just vocals and acoustic instruments, you don't have a song.

If we really want to align the interests of executives with the providers of capital, as part of their long term incentive package, we should sell executives a sliver of the firm's debt (senior and junior in proportion to actual) stapled (permanently, so the debt can't be stripped off and sold) to a sliver of its equity (with proportions of debt and equity equal to current actual).

He added: "You can't keep stripping beds out, year after year, when people have to be admitted and making them wait on trolleys.

I can't do stripped down live shows.

On Thursday, the court ruled that people can't be stripped of their citizenship for lying on their immigration applications.

Not only will a single roll often cover a whole wall, making an affordable, yet dramatic, statement, but it is also great for covering up those bumpy walls that you can't afford to strip and replaster.