Sentence examples for strip meant from inspiring English sources

For Gough, however, his midair strip meant a four-month sentence.

But the tourism and convention money that comes from serving as the gateway to the Strip means that McCarran can also afford to be an early adopter of traveler-friendly technology.

A snap clamp squeezes your device to make sure it won't fall off while you're working, and a long vertical support strip means you won't get the wiggle and waggle that can make using two loosely joined devices at the same time somewhat nausea inducing.

One line on the test strip means fentanyl is present, two lines means it's not.

Sin City is already the land of copious boozing, and bringing a music festival to the Strip means the liquor had better be overflowing.

A wise Australian friend hailed The Roxy as "lame but fun" and this is exactly how I would put it for a club on Granville, it is doing its best to retain some kind of identity but its place on the Granville strip, or "Vancouver's shit strip" means that it will, by association, always be a little lame.

But in ema datse the chiles are dominant, meaty strips meant to be appreciated as both vegetable and firestarter.

The sheer number of them is enormous and growing by the week: dissolving laundry bags, plastic luggage protectors, screw-in bug barriers for the bottoms of bed legs, slow-release strips meant to vaporize bugs, portable aerosol machines and on and on.

Attach the corresponding velcro side of the strips meant for the wall to the strips on the frame.

The presence of velcro strips means you can seal it according to the size of whatever you're wrapping – sandwiches, samosas, pizza slices, a very small pineapple –so it felt a little more secure than the Keep Leaf.

More red strips means less distance between the self-car and the car in front.