Sentence examples for gone bare from inspiring English sources

Near the northern terminus, there are even some tamarack (larch), a coniferous, pine-needled deciduous tree, which provides displays of yellow in the late fall after the birches and maples have gone bare.

Eager to attract young Web surfers who may have gone bare-necked all their lives, Mr. Walker, 37, is installing diagrams showing the three most common methods for tying a tie -- the four in hand, the half Windsor and the full Windsor.

But Hermsmeyer was allegedly already gone, bare-chested and free, his broad stripes and bright stars splashed across the driver's seat.

No one seems to want to go bare bones.

We know it's prevalent, but why are women feeling the need to go bare?

That's what makes a rug go bare, not foot traffic.

I'm not against a bit of trimming, it's going bare that bothers me.

"I would stand up and go bare knuckle for that," he said.

Sports car roofs pop off, outdoor decks sprout revelers, cleavage spills out, bellies go bare.

I don't usually go bare because my shoes do not feel comfortable unless I have them on".

"I wish I could have worn long sleeves," said Jacobs, adding that he let his arms go bare so that tacklers could not grab his sleeves.