Sentence examples for stripped because of from inspiring English sources

In Stage 8 in the Pyrenees, Froome, a British rider on Sky Procycling, sped away from the pack with a power and speed not seen since Lance Armstrong, whose seven Tour titles were stripped because of doping.

Floyd Landis filed his appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, setting in motion his last chance to regain the 2006 Tour de France title that was stripped because of a positive doping test.

Their title victory was the eighth of his trophy-filled career - with a further two stripped because of a match-fixing scandal with Juventus.

A product, unit, or company can continue in form and fashion, but the soul is usually the first thing that is stripped, because of a lack of vision or effort, or an excess of greed, fear and hubris.

It has often been suggested that his medals were stripped because of his ethnicity.

Melbourne won what at the time they considered their third Minor Premiership after the 26 rounds of regular competition (as it and others have since been stripped because of the salary cap scandal the Storm are rightfully credited with only one Minor Premiership).

Port Vale were forced to play the match in an old red Grimsby away strip because of a kit clash.

Although he won the Vuelta a España last autumn, beating Froome and Valverde, Contador is clearly not the same rider who captured the Tour in 2009 and in 2010, a title he was stripped of because of a positive drug test.

"This is one yellow jersey that will stand the test of time," said Froome, referring to recent Tour victories that have been stripped away because of doping.

Highly charged ions have high potential energy because they are stripped of many of their bound electrons.

One reason for this is because, stripped of its "useless" culture, war will degenerate into a mere orgy of violence, a thing sustained by no organization, no purpose, and no sense.