Sentence examples for that strip from from inspiring English sources

For centuries, power has been defenseless before the jokes and ridicule that strip from rulers their dignified gowns and appearance of being their homeland's saviors.

Delays and cost overruns triggered a mandatory Pentagon review in 2006 that stripped from the system five climate sensors and reduced the number of satellites from seven to five.

Meanwhile, Obama has given in to Republican budget demands that strip funding from environmental programmes from climate satellites to State Department negotiators.

Also, sawing a carcass in half can splatter spinal cord tissue around, as can the use of high-pressure jets that strip meat from bone.

3. Support institutional changes that strip power from incumbency, like proportional voting, non-party primaries, and objective redistricting.

However, "from concentrate" and most "not from concentrate" orange juice undergo processes that strip the flavor from the juice.

The senior Treasury official said that stripping authority from the F.D.I.C. had nothing to do with pressure from the banks.

Despite some tuneful efforts from Charles Gilbert, though, the show fell a little flat when reduced to individual musical numbers that stripped depth from its characters.

Not the good kind you see dancing in bikinis on Independence Day, the bad kind that strips freedom from citizens and grants it to donors.

Seidai Software has created a free script called FairGame that strips DRM from your iTunes files.

In a PEM cell the membrane is coated with a catalyst that strips electrons from the fuel, usually hydrogen.