Sentence examples for there is a bare from inspiring English sources

There is a bare bulb lighting the room, and the person using the second bed has left a Lithuanian translation of a romance by Natalie Anderson, Blogoms Mergaitems Viskas (All the Bad Girls) on her thin duvet.

There is a bare-bones humor here, a mockery of ritual, but also something particular to Hindi about the swiftness with which death is expressed.

Whether it's a Honda CB350 whittled to the frame in the style of a café racer or a 1960s Harley, stripped of its fenders and fitted with a "panhead" engine, there is a bare-bones aesthetic to many of the machines.

"There's a bare buttock there, and there's a bare buttock here," Mr. Waxman said, gesturing around the courtroom and perhaps supplying the justices with another argument against television coverage of the Supreme Court.

Now there was a bare spot on the wall; everyone stared at the two brass hooks.

And then Waxman points to one sculpted classical stone lawgiver after another as he guides the justices through the fleeting bottoms that pervade their lofty spaces: "There's a bare buttock there, and there's a bare buttock here," he marvels.

And there was a bare brick wall, making the whole thing seem like a catastrophically ill thought-out Seinfeld tribute night.

There was a bare mattress on the floor of one room, but a woman had let her in, putting Ms. Guest at ease.

One of the best things about the novel, apart from the boldness of conception, is its lack of cleverness: there's a bare minimum of winking.

It's unfinished so the walls aren't painted and there's a bare light bulb hanging, so it's not aesthetic but it doesn't matter when I start writing.

Before she served and volleyed her way to 18 Grand Slam singles titles, before she supplied the contrast that turned her rivalry with Chris Evert into folklore, there was a bare beginning.