Sentence examples for managed to strip from inspiring English sources

Somehow, Motorola has managed to strip down this phone without actually simplifying it.

The Sept. 11 terror attacks managed to strip Mr. Kim of any remaining momentum for his policy once provided.

I didn't realize, though, that he had somehow managed to strip himself down to his "tighty whiteys" before he fell asleep since he had covered himself with a blanket.

'HOSL has stripped us of our home and, to a degree, they have also managed to strip us of our pride and dignity,' says Brazier. 'We now have to go begging for every penny in compensation when we shouldn't have to.' Shortly after the blast, the force of which was felt 100 miles away, Bill Burgar, who lived next door to the site, told Cash what it was like to feel its full force.

With productivity having skyrocketing through the recession, many companies have managed to strip out costs and get by with considerably fewer employees.

They also managed to strip riders that would have rolled back environmental protections and would have weakened trucking safety regulations.

If you manage to strip a man of the ball, be sure to win the ground ball.

So in case a defender manages to strip the ball it will fall harmlessly out of bounds and more importantly in your teams possession.

Israeli security officials said that Palestinian terrorists never abandoned their attempts to carry out such attacks, and that only Israel's intensified military campaign and restrictions on Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip had managed to stop them.

Oh, and he also managed to stir up controversy in a third sport, being stripped of his of the New Zealand national heavyweight boxing title by the NZPBA.

There she finds Ray who is renovating it, managing to completely strip away its charm.