Sentence examples for sort of strip from inspiring English sources

JB: If mountaintop removal was halted tomorrow, what sort of strip mining operations would continue?

One of the men was dressed as a sort of strip club musketeer and was defiantly eating a weird lunch of plain penne pasta with a spoon.

To the west, shed-like buildings—a bowling alley, a leisure centre and a sort of strip-mall loom over acrestrip-mall loomand rover.Stevenacresas the first new tofn planned by the post-war Labour government in 1946.

A Glimpse of the Hulk It's customary for protagonists of big special-effects films to do a sort of strip-tease in the months before they open: Batman reveals the shape of his cowl or Godzilla unveils a big yellow eye, building up to the moment when filmgoers can get the whole picture by buying tickets.

And I think that the notion of a casualty-free war sort of strips away the second theme, which is preparing to die.... SECOND CADET -- What's so wrong with that?

Marc Hogan of Spin magazine found "Dance for You" to be a "a sort of strip-club jam set, as with the rest of the album".

Although the book takes captivating detours to England and Spain, and earnestly grapples with issues like whether it's ethical to eat meat, "The Table Comes First" keeps returning to an idea of gustatory experience that began in the years after 1780, in and around a sort of Parisian strip mall called the Palais Royal.

"Life here is slow, it's wholesome, it's safe," Mr. Link said, emphasizing that this is a community of new housing developments sprouting in old farm fields, not of glasses clinking in the sort of new strip club that opponents point to over in Gallatin County.

It's pretty great that people are just now realizing that Planet Earth isn't some sort of static strip mall.

Wide avenues ran the length and breadth of the factory and along the main thoroughfare leading to the gate was a sort of Foxconn strip mall complete with stores selling food and sundries.

"I intended it to be sort of alarmingly stripped.