Sentence examples for set to strip from inspiring English sources

Ms Pelosi was getting set to strip Mr Weiner of his committee responsibilities and the House ethics committee had opened a formal inquiry into his conduct, which could have led to formal sanctions and expulsion.

The government is set to strip the west coast rail franchise from Virgin Trains and award it to FirstGroup, despite last-ditch lobbying by Sir Richard Branson to reverse the decision.

In a ruling expected this week, the Supreme Court is set to strip restrictions on election spending, some of which have been in place since Watergate.

4. DOPING: The IOC is set to formally strip U.S. cyclist Tyler Hamilton of his gold from the 2004 Athens Games and reassign the medals after his admission of doping.

Yet the point of Kamp ultimately has to be that it makes us see Auschwitz through Nazi eyes – pretty, innocuous and full of puppets, to be set to work, stripped naked and ultimately discarded.

The Tories are set to be stripped of power at Brentwood Borough Council after all its opposition parties signed an agreement to form an administration.

When the French colonized the region in 1885, they set to work stripping the area of its resources and slaying more than 100,000 Malagasy who fought against the exploitation of their land.

They've got booths set up to strip search you.

In one of history's sad ironies, the regime they helped topple in the 1979 revolution was replaced by one that almost immediately set out to strip away their rights.

And she and Val Chmerkovskiy did in an elegantly sensuous rumba set to the sumptuous, stripped down Sam Smith version of Whitney Houston's "How Will I Know".

Using this assumption, boundaries could be set to form a "strip" that classifies the samples as either affected by internal noise only (model-compatible samples residing within the "strip") or such that are affected both by internal and by external noise (model-incompatible samples residing outside the "strip").