Sentence examples for stripes found from inspiring English sources

The good news is that Stars and Stripes found commanders in the Middle East and Europe that ignored the foolish directive, as if it were a premise for a "M*A*S*H" episode.

But unlike the traditional stripes found on patio awnings and beach umbrellas, many of the patterns on this season's home fashions have undulating irregular lines or colors that have been kicked up a notch.

The fissures look remarkably similar to the "tiger stripes" found on Saturn's moon Enceladus, which spew powerful jets of water into space.

It's a skill Waldo's real-life counterparts apparently have yet to learn, as a bachelor party dressed in the character's signature red and white stripes found itself captured on video amid a train-station brawl in Manchester, England.

The black lateral spots and stripes found in some species, and the light-brown background coloration of P. klemmeri, are due to melanophores occupying the upper layers of the dermis.

The arbitrary nature of the orientation of stripes found in adults indicates that during normal development the appearance of iridophores at the horizontal myoseptum serves as a morphological landmark for stripe orientation, but subsequent stripe formation as well as stripe width are determined in an autonomous manner.

Pundits and commenters of all stripes find that the Panjwai episode proves what they were saying all along.

But he has a point that American administrations of all ideological stripes find themselves backed into the same corner and, basically, the same policies, by North Korea.

"Though partisan redistricting is very harmful to American democracy and deeply disrespectful to its citizens, politicians of all stripes find it difficult to resist the temptation to abuse their power by manipulating electoral maps to favor themselves or their party," said Archon Fung, Ford Foundation Professor of Democracy and Citizenship and academic dean of Harvard Kennedy School.

Inventors of all stripes find their way onto the show's phone lines, from Bob Greczanik of Seattle, who described himself as an energy healer, to Jeff Goldblatt of Atlanta, creator of the Rejection Hotline, which provides phone numbers that jaded daters can give to unwanted suitors.

Chigüire Bipolar's biggest success so far arrived in February in the form of a 5-minute video inspired by the American television series "Lost," in which Latin American leaders of various ideologicals stripes find themselves shipwrecked on a deserted tropical island, forced to fend for themselves.