Sentence examples for the striping of from inspiring English sources

"Polk City," an example of the monochromatic shaped canvases in Mr. Stella's Dartmouth series, which emerged from the black paintings, features two striped chevrons, an image that was inspired by the striping of "Zambezi".

The stripes of a concentration camp uniform are transformed into rays of light.

The stripes of their old-school ties neutralized any alcoholic lapses.

This one is part of the "Stripe of the Sock" fall tour.

By September, the stripe of oil had noticeably diminished along with the oil-eating bacteria.

Anas was wearing a comical Qaddafi wig and had the stripes of the Libyan flag painted on his face.

There are whimsical wall decorations -- the pointed lights of Lady Liberty's cap, the stripes of Old Glory.

At Mjoifjordur the stripes of seaweed follow the contours of the shoreline in bright colours – lilac, red and gold.

The stripes of white, pure as farmer's cream; the blue, a brilliant navy; and the red, true and strong.

The stripe of road that has been incidental to the scenery is just another highway by the Putnam-Westchester line.

There were the stripes of paint lining his face, giving the effect of a warrior staring down battle.