Sentence examples for work strip from inspiring English sources

The answer has to be an emphatic yes when the soloist is the barnstorming Stephen Hough, a pianist with the fascinating ability to take a venerable work, strip it of its patina and present it as though for the very first time.

(Based on "Joe Carioca," a Walt Disney comic book series, the work stripped everything from the comic page except empty speech bubbles that visitors could fill in).

One answer to this is survival of the fittest; work stripped down to the essentials of bodies moving in time and space.

Mr. Zakariya's work strips out the nationalism of the conflict and brings a measure of humanity to the terror and faceless victims.

Yet the point of Kamp ultimately has to be that it makes us see Auschwitz through Nazi eyes – pretty, innocuous and full of puppets, to be set to work, stripped naked and ultimately discarded.

What they will discover instead is a smart, tightly focused study of the formal and conceptual underpinnings of Mr. McCarthy's art: his work stripped to its bare, abstract yet still metaphorically resonant essentials.

So in that sense it's probably more trivial shall I say than it is for Rebekah who has had a lifetime of work stripped away from her very unfairly.

Tires conjure visions of motion, and no one would ever want to puncture one, except for teenage delinquents -- and Ms. Booker, whose work strips the tire of its getaway potential.

For the first two days, Mr Cane and his fellow engineers were put to work stripping circuitry off some old iron switching racks.

When the French colonized the region in 1885, they set to work stripping the area of its resources and slaying more than 100,000 Malagasy who fought against the exploitation of their land.

The photo shows concrete columns that have had the form work stripped (for further use) and then wrapped in a clear plastic film.