stripped造句

The boy stripped to the waist.

I quickly stripped my jeans off myself.

They stripped her of all her property.

Pollution has stripped the trees of their foliage.

The workmen were stripped to (ie wearing nothing above) the waist.

He stripped himself, and I counted twenty-seven separate scars and gashes.

Ali had been stripped of his world heavyweight title in 1967 for refusing the Vietnam draft.

In retaliation, Qaddafi stripped him of his citizenship and sentenced him to death.

They stripped him of his clothes, beat him and went away, leaving him half dead.

They stripped off their clothing and jumped in the water Tom around the buoy she had just noticed.

I leaned in the corner, stripped of my stethoscope and white coat of authority, as Chip stood examining Ruth.

My father and uncle were separated from each other and my grandparents, and were stripped of all identification and property.

Miserably, she stripped off her skirt and stockings, her hands trying to hide her pussy from his gaze.

They quickly stripped me of my clothes and bound me like a mummy in a gossamer web.

After the rain stops, mines needed to be drained, overburden stripped and coal washed and railed to port and then blended before it could be shipped.

Throughout Egypt hail struck everything in the fields-both men and animals; it beat down everything growing in the fields and stripped every tree.

I knew America would also get beyond this dark day when five Republican justices stripped thousands of their fellow Americans of their votes, just because they could.

Charles was stripped of his power as Parliament took control of fiscal policy and placed the army and navy under their supervision.

After the Holyfield's fight,the Nevada Athletic Commission stripped Tyson off his boxing license and fined him three million US dollars.

Perhaps the way that we and our fellow critters appear at the most basic, elemental level -- maybe how we look when stripped to the bone -- says more about us than we like to admit.

So when they form, the histones are stripped off and replaced with another molecule called protamine, which shapes the DNA into an even tighter bundle, where the genes cannot be read.

To try to cover up what happened, I stripped off my wet clothes and hung them on a tree over a fire we built. We shivered in the January cold waiting for our clothes to dry.

In 1810, the statue was covered with a protective wax and in 1843 an attempt to remove the wax with hydrochloric acid also stripped away some of the original patina.

What it does not contain, however, is a single pet project, not a single earmark, and it has been stripped of the projects members of both parties found most objectionable.