Sentence examples for time stripped from inspiring English sources

Actually, rock singers spend more time stripped down to their tattoos than most actors do.

Years of neglect have left the interior rotted by time, stripped by thieves and desecrated by vandals and pigeons.

They are imprisoned, menaced, kept in suspense about which of their captor's personae will show up next, and, over time, stripped down to their underwear.

Early in the 20th century history painting made another appearance in art, and this time, stripped of glory and heroism, war was finally shown in all its ugliness.

As middle America's workers continue to see their leisure time stripped away from them, guess where that time, that scarce resource, winds up?

His version this time stripped down the song even further, to country, as Mascis and Lennon played the song with only two twangy guitars.

Yet while the tiniest dimming of an athlete's aura has a humanising effect, it also manages to be oddly unsettling at the same time, stripping away a layer of the fantasy.

He said the changes would be "high risk" at any time but added: "To do it now when at the same time stripping out £20bn is a recipe for real instability and it will be patients that will suffer".

We spent a night one time stripping a whole car completely down to the chassis.

He and his cohorts intended to strengthen that safety net for farmers while at the same time stripping the food stamps safety net from 1.2 million people.

Texas Republican Rep. Michael Conaway described the bill as a "safety net for farmers". He and his cohorts intended to strengthen that safety net for farmers while at the same time stripping the food stamps safety net from 1.2 million people.