Sentence examples for in the act of removing from inspiring English sources
There were six pictures on an inside spread - headlined "So hot she had to be hosed down!" - with one showing Pippa in the act of removing her bikini top.
Calvin's paintings -- the only ones I know that build on David Hockney's Edenic L.A. paintings of the 1960s and 1970s -- suggest subtle trouble in paradise: a bather grimly shrouded in the act of removing a sweatshirt, an androgynous guitarist adrift in a style-conscious domestic interior.
In general, the act of removing fog from an image increases the contrast.
Whatever the reason for it historically though, today it's still in and the act of removing one's shirt has been ingrained into queer party culture without a doubt, so telling gay men to put them back on would be problematic.
While public scrutiny of such memorials has intensified since white supremacist Dylann Roof's June 2015 massacre of nine black churchgoers in Charleston, S.C., the act of removing them is fraught with logistical, legal and ideological hurdles.
Decaffeination is the act of removing caffeine from coffee beans.
Just with the simple act of removing one's clothes, the burden of being naked.
In this case, although the act of illegally removing fish from a country's waters does affect developing economies to a greater extent, countries' level of economic development is not a determining factor for IUU fishing vessels when deciding where to offload their catch.
I propose that the plentitude of the image (and in this sense, quite literally, more information) compels an impulse of refinement, in the sense of a technological act of removing unwanted substances from something.
The difficulty which under the general maritime law would have blocked recovery by the Coal Company is solely that it did not furnish coal to the vessels upon which it asserts a maritime lien; and there is nothing in the Act of June 23, 1910 (Comp. St. §§ 7783-7787), which removes that obstacle.
First, legal changes in the Immigration Act of 1965 removed the old national origin quotas and allowed in more non-Europeans, including Latin Americans and Asians.
