Sentence examples for often bare from inspiring English sources
By now, the horizon is more often bare than not.
Open areas, often bare ground, are used for finding seeds on the ground, their main food source.
In late Soviet times, the shops would have been few and far between, lacking colour and often bare.
In the central Hindu Kush, mountains 12,000 feet (3,600 metres) high are often bare almost to the summit.
The walls of the gallery exhibit their feet, often bare or in flip flops or mismatched slippers with a toe peeking through a hole.
But while trophies and medals crowded the shelves of her mother's tin-roof shanty in Santo Domingo, the cupboards were often bare.
In the past, outlet centers were often bare-bones affairs located far from major population centers.
An often bare-chested Nick Hendrix brings sweetness to that blandly conceived role.
In addition to handsome and often bare-chested actors, the spectaculars feature live horses, live chickens, gunfights, flaming-spear fights, and tumbling from roofs.
Bobby Farrell was the wild-haired, often bare-chested, in-your-face, gyrating, flamboyant frontman and showman of the group but, when they appeared on television to promote Top Ten hits such as "Daddy Cool", "Ma Baker" and "Rasputin", he actually lip-synched to Farian's heavily treated deep vocals or the speaking voice of Bill Swisher, an American friend of the producer.
This episode follows the same pattern that all "Catfish" episodes follow: Nev and Max, often bare-chested and groggy from a poor night's sleep at the Holiday Inn Express in some small town, Google the name of the catfish, then look them up on Facebook, and perform a handful of reverse image searches, which uncovers enough evidence to call the catfish's identity into question.
