1. Go for wool and come home shorn. 

2. Her long fair hair had been shorn.

3. It was time for the sheep to be shorn.

4. The knob of the door has shorn off.

5. Though shorn of some of its powers, the party remains in control.

6. He recalled the humiliation of having his hair shorn and exchanging his clothes for the prison uniform.

7. Shorn of his power, the deposed king went into exile.

8. She looks terrible, shorn of all her beauty and dignity.

9. The room looked bare , shorn of its rich furnishings.

10. The ex-President, although shorn of his official powers, still has a lot of influence.

11. All her beautiful tresses have been sheared / shorn off.

12. Pieces of the wings, shorn off by the impact, peeked out from under one corner of the tarp.

13. Shorn of its technicalities, the essence is this: You place electrons in a magnetic trap.

14. His lank locks had to be shorn and he had to be kitted-out with battle-dress and ammunition boots.

15. All had their manes shorn short but their tails were long, though well groomed.

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16. Shorn of Oliver's physical charisma and reserves of sullen, glowing mystery, Branagh tries to compensate with a pugnacious modernism.

17. He came home shorn of its capital.

18. All her curls have been shorn off.

19. The gambler came home shorn of his money.

20. I shall be greatly shorn of my ancient glory.

21. He came home shorn of his capital.

22. He looked strange with his closely shorn head.

23. God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.

24. He was shorn of his money.

25. The assembly had been shorn of its legislative powers.

26. The mansion is shorn of its splendors.

27. His ankles are reddened by sand-flea bites, his head has been shorn to indicate his reduction in status.

28. They wear torn crew-neck jerseys and, apart from the leader, felt hats over shorn hair.

29. Often the furore stemmed from audiences' unease at being plugged into a musical idiom shorn of familiar signposts.

30. As always, I felt a rising tingle of excitement as I contemplated the meticulously shorn surfaces of my face.

1. Her long fair hair had been shorn.

31. He was shorn of his privileges.

32. When her hair is shorn so that her forehead may be branded, she will cry your twenty-first century tears.

33. But West Pakistan, the base of the army, had the lion's share of resources, while East Pakistan was shorn of Calcutta, the glittering regional hub.

34. Spain, in the gun sights of the bond vigilantes, could not avoid being shorn of Fitch's triple-A rating, although parliament approved the government's austerity program -- by one vote.

35. The Stockholm - based Patzer has shorn the locks of everySwedishprime minister since the late 1960 s.

36. It may have been shorn of its customary snow-capped splendour, but it was still a majestic sight.

37. The king was shorn of his power by his nobles.

38. So he left the bus few minutes later. He got a big shock after he opened the briefcase: There are only some old newspapers in the briefcase! It is really go for wool and come home shorn.

39. It was as if he had been shorn of all his powers.