Sentence examples for growing strip from inspiring English sources

But in an apparent opposition victory, rebels captured a large military base near Aleppo over the weekend, helping solidify their control over a growing strip of land along the border that many opposition supporters hope will become fully liberated.

Head downtown to the growing strip of bars and nightclubs clustered on Jefferson Street, including Nitetown (524 Jefferson Street, 337-593-8551; www.nitetowndowntown.com), whadh had Marcia Ball on our visit, and 307 Downtown (307 Jefferson Street, 337-262-0307; www.307downtwoNew Orleansch had two New Orleans groups, the Hot 8 Brass Band and Big Sam's Funky Nation.

They grew strips of muscle tissue using stem cells taken from cows, which were said to resemble calamari in appearance.

During the reign (1648 60) of György Rákóczi II, the Turks, trying to curb Transylvania's growing power, stripped it of its vital western territory and made the obedient Mihály Apafi its prince (1662).

I watched grown women strip virtually naked, convinced that their underwire bras were adding at least 10 pounds.

This is an altogether much flatter, less green valley, a place where rivers die, strawberries grow and strip malls proliferate.

I have seen a glorious low hedge of English lavender growing in a strip next to an asphalt driveway.

We did this by comparing the reproductive success of plants at flower strip sites, growing adjacent to the flower strips with plants growing in a more distant field border at the same site (> 160 m).

My own feeling is that it is high time the theatre grew up, stripped nudity of its coyness and accepted it as a naked fact.

The words "my husband" were like an incantation, filling the rooms with Grisha's spirit, a Grisha who defended his wife's honor and did not tolerate grown men stripping in his home.

Coppice was grown as strips at both ends of a 200 m long field.