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• Instead of the undraped body, the show offers just the drapes.
• The wondrous white marble of the Taj remains undraped, for now.
• The killer had fired his high-powered rifle at an undraped window.
• Photographers snapped pictures of the undraped body.
• This could be draped or undraped.
• Undraping only a small part of the body at a time, she slathered on warm green seaweed.
• It is also used in describing a painting or drawing to signify the undraped parts of a figure.
• In its time, it was considered slightly scandalous, probably owing to its prominent display of the undraped female body.
• "Part of our job is to drape the sign, so they can undrape it, " said Shearer.
• After all, Playboy has been trotting out undraped Ivies at a once-a-decade clip, having published similar spreads in 1979 and 1986.
• She was a high-spirited woman and, when asked if she felt uncomfortable posing for Canova undraped, replied : " Not at all.
• In this way too he has managed to utilise the undraped figure without any incongruity for so conspicuous a position in a room for general assembly ."
• Her nude scenes are discreet _ and cleverly lighted by Hugh Vanstone _ compared to the undrapings of Glen who even gets to do a cartwheel in the buff.
• That was before " not guilty " undraped a racial fault line between blacks and whites so deep that it seemed the two groups had been watching different movies.
• Camargo, yowling and stark naked, hurtles into view at the end of a rope and proceeds to stay undraped for a good five minutes while careening around the stage.
• In July 1908 the trustees told Henry Herts that some of the undraped figures in the ballroom might make Brooklyn's leading citizens blush, and had him add some coverings.
• By then, after visiting several other churches, we were getting used to the Technicolored fantasy of putti, draped and undraped, and saints swept up in swirls of clouds.
• Franz and Smits were asked whether " NYPD Blue's " approach, undraping men about as often as women, is correcting the usual gender imbalance in showing skin.
• Bomber crews painted Jane on Lancaster fuselages, submarines went to war with weeks of her advance comic panels stored away, and tank crews plastered Jane's undraped likeness on their turrets.
• She then started to hold drawing evenings at home in her father's library where she and other women artists could draw from " undraped " ( i . e . nude ) models.