Sentence examples for becomes torn from inspiring English sources

Similar symptoms also arise when the retina becomes torn or detached, causing brief flashing lights to be seen.

When Begbie returns to Edinburgh, following the death of his estranged son, he becomes torn between his new identity and his violent past.

Marshall returned to westerns with The Savage (1952), which starred Charlton Heston as a white settler who is raised by Native Americans and becomes torn between the two cultures when a war breaks out.

Ms. Garth plays a single, embittered reporter sent to a small town in Indiana to investigate an anonymous benefactor known as the Secret Santa and becomes torn between her duty as an investigative reporter and her newfound affection for the old-fashioned townspeople and in particular a handsome, wealthy widower played by Steven Eckholdt ("Providence").

If your cover becomes torn, throw it out, and replace it.

Real money is made to be more durable and should feel crisp despite its age; normal paper becomes torn and soft when worn.

The issue flared into the open in 2009 when the investment bank became torn by a bitter disagreement between its co-chiefs, Winters and Black.

Redmond started well but after around 150m a hamstring became torn and he was unable to finish, although his father helped him over the line 1996 England lose to Germany on penalties It was the summer that football came home, but Euro 96 would end in pain for England as they lost to a familiar foe.

Jack became torn over whether to leave Lori and be with Nina.

Chagall advocated more classical ideals and Lissitzky, still loyal to Chagall, became torn between two opposing artistic paths.

I started 2015 by writing The Syria I Miss- an article in which I described how a once peaceful country has now become torn apart by a civil war of proxy.