Sentence examples for have stripped of from inspiring English sources

Rather, it wanted to transform the hills sheep have stripped of all except a few pockets of woodland.

Hunt may be a wealthy man, but to hear him cast aspersions on a service that the Tories have stripped of all resources and funding since it came to power?

In fact, ideally, you will have the bit between your teeth and already be thinking: in the interests of consistency and trying to keep warm, which other knights can we demand to have stripped of their pointless titles, on the basis that they have Come To Symbolise everything that's wrong with something or other?

They are traces that have stripped of their history, having lost their identity.

Percy took the land route across Boston Neck and over the Great Bridge, which some quick-thinking colonists had stripped of its planking to delay the British.

"The bourgeoisie," Marx wrote in The Communist Manifesto, "has stripped of its halo every occupation hitherto honored and looked up to with reverent awe.

Constitutional changes have stripped parliament of many of its powers.

The pigeons have stripped many of the outer leaves of the chard as well.

Party elders have stripped him of his superdelegate cape.

The process seems to have stripped him of any reverence toward the product.

Cycling authorities have stripped Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador of recent titles after drugs scandals.