Sentence examples for cut bare from inspiring English sources

Relaxing cross-legged in his Paris apartment, with his crew cut, bare feet, and black fatigues, sun-tanned Emmanuel Carrère could be a guerrilla commander at a ceasefire, or a colonel in the French Foreign Legion enjoying some metropolitan R&R.

Some pads have sharp corner edges that can cut bare feet.

(Though I admit you have to be careful lest you cut your bare feet).

They are extremely powerful and some are strong enough to cause a deep cut in bare skin.

Mussolini was filmed and photographed as he cut grain, bare-chested, in fields throughout Italy.

He launched online trading two decades later, took his firm public in 1997 and built a national name during the dot-com boom by offering cut rates, bare-bones service and Stuart, a ponytailed spokesman who taught his boss how cool it was to trade online.

A marketer's inconvenient truth is that consumers now demand that brands are authentically present in all facets of their lives; short cuts and bare minimum marketing simply don't create a memorable brand experience.

He championed a pull yourself up by your bootstraps assault on programs for middle and poor America while his Imelda Marcos-esque programs offered unlimited free shoes, if you will, to the rich and corporate America in the form of regulatory cuts and bare bones tax policy and loopholes for them.

A DISTINCTION, OF SORTS As air travel grows increasingly nightmarish even as it gets more expensive, Patrick Smith, writer of Salon's Ask the Pilot column, has been singing the praises of Southwest Airlines, the (relatively) cut-rate, bare-bones carrier (salon.com).

The street was badly paved and pebbles cut into his bare feet, but he kept his arms and legs churning.

That led to one of the most appealing dresses seen in the endless parades of red carpet gowns: a velvet dress, cut away to bare shoulder and neck, but still with arms and body covered.