strip造句

He straightened the bent strip.

That's it. The universe is a slightly funky mobius strip.

Click to enlarge, and debate the strip below the line.

The aircraft circled round [around] over the landing strip.

You can make this narrow strip expand by transferring your look from the object you are viewing to that strip of the aura and the background.

Woody's DNA is here and there in the strip, but he did not write it.

The government also tried to strip him of his Congressional immunity.

Where possible, simply cast upstream and strip the streamer back to you.

To strip of power, potency, or strength;make harmless or less threatening.

What does your site look and feel like when you strip away all your preconceptions and bias?

The new paint won't adhere to the walls so I'll have to strip it all off and start from scratch.

Outsourcing specialists can help strip out redundant tasks, add a dollop of it and spark workers with better incentives.

Normally, the neural crest cells crawl through the embryo and form a strip running along the back.

Meanwhile Hamas has redirected its energy inward, setting off turf wars for control of business in the strip.

Syme had produced a strip of paper on which there was a long column of words, and was studying it with an ink-pencil between his fingers.

The coated strip is protected by new colorless non-poisonous chemical passivation and oiling free from corrosion in transportation and storage.

What and where: A 125-mile strip of mountain, rain forest, rivers and marsh separating Panama and Colombia, with no paved roads.

But other parts of the island look more like California, with throngs of pink-shouldered tourists, strip malls, bulky hotels and clusters of time-shares.

The argument then boasted by leaked U. S. diplomatic cables was that these were secret weapon shipments from Iran destine for Hamas in the Gaza strip.

It is a general practice of the orthopaedic surgeons to strip the periosteum, to ream the medullary cavity etc, which may easily cause injury of the nutrient artery of the long bones.

This consists of a flogging with an ox-hide thong that has a strip of steel, three to four millimetres wide, running along its whole length (these thongs are made by the prisoners).

Held up in containers in the Israeli port of Ashdod since 2007, the first batch of shoes and clothes, most of them soiled, finally began to arrive in the strip.

These tribunes wore the narrow stripe on their toga . One tribune was someone who wished to embark on a senatorial career and thus wore the broad strip on his toga .

Slug: (1) A strip of metal, usually six points or thicker, for spacing lines of type, (2) A line of type cast in one solid piece on Linotype or Ludlow machines.

On one of my corn strips, only 12 feet wide and about 400 feet long, there is, half way down one strip, a six inch gully created by a rain so heavy it melted a salt block in the pasture nearby.