Sentence examples for be torn off if from inspiring English sources
Their tail is fragile and can be torn off if not handled correctly.
Upcoming creator Stefan Sagmeister had this conundrum in mind when he designed his Darwin Chair, a seat that has 200 sheets of thick paper, each with a unique print, that can be torn off as it gets dirty, or if you just get sick of looking at it.
The gowns looked, however, as if they might be torn off at any moment to reveal the kind of savages that might have lurked beneath the harmonious surface in a dance by Paul Taylor, with whom Ms. Wolfangle performed.
If the chronic shear stress persists, the initially hypertrophied acetabular labrum will fail, and the labrum will be torn off the acetabular rim, sometimes with osseous fragment formation (Klaue et al. 1991, Mast et al. 1997).
"You examine the fractures and tears under a microscope and see if it's torn off a certain way," Goelz said.
If I hadn't I would have been torn off this mountain a long time ago.
