Sentence examples for now stripped of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Conroy's work reflects constancy rare in an industry now stripped of years of institutional knowledge.

But now, stripped of his diplomatic credentials, he is not certain he can stay.

In local slang, unlike their neighbors whose abandoned homes are now stripped of even windows, they have become a "familia anclada," a family anchored to Ciudad Ju z.

Posada had already been replaced as the team's everyday catcher by Russell Martin, and he was now stripped of his last regular role, the designated hitter.

The 11-story building, now stripped of its facade, was once home to members of the Coast Guard and their families, but had been vacant since 1996.

But experiencing the utopian vision expressed in these fantastical structures, I was struck by how Soviet design, now stripped of its sinister political context, is often individualistic, imaginative and even admirably exuberant.

As the International Cycling Union (UCI) has now stripped Armstrong of his seven Tour titles, SCA will demand the money back from Armstrong.

The Rainforest Alliance has now stripped one plantation of the seal.

Household is now stripped down to two lines of business: credit cards, with receivables of $18.6 billion, and home equity loans, with $19.8 billion.

They fear that they will now be stripped of a public voice as well.

The idea persists even now, albeit stripped of its religious origins.