Sentence examples for stripped it of from inspiring English sources

A rotating aerobeacon was positioned on the now shortened and capped tower, which has allowed it to continue its duty but stripped it of its stoic posture.

Fox just took "The Voice," stripped it of its talent and its capital V, then replaced it with abs and sadness.

Although one credit-rating agency has stripped it of its triple-A status, its borrowing costs have fallen to historic lows.

Our aggressive response to the attacks by Al Qaeda stripped it of its safe haven.

The new chancellor had granted the Bank independence but had stripped it of its powers to regulate the city.

He had declared war on the financial elite and pushed through rules that stripped it of its natural market advantages.

Yet the wide circulation of Rasta iconography — not to mention ceremonial clouds of ganja smoke — has stripped it of its original context and political content.

The loosening of English rules, tightening of Scottish ones and diminishing appeal of marriage to teenagers gradually stripped it of its appeal.

They started with a nine-centimetre section of vein taken from the groin of a donor and stripped it of its cells, leaving behind a tubular protein scaffold.

During the reign (1648 60) of György Rákóczi II, the Turks, trying to curb Transylvania's growing power, stripped it of its vital western territory and made the obedient Mihály Apafi its prince (1662).

The treaties of Maastricht and Utrecht (1713) stripped it of its European possessions (Belgium, Luxembourg, Milan, Sardinia, Sicily, and Naples) and gave Britain Gibraltar and Minorca and the right to send one ship a year to trade with Spanish America.