Sentence examples for becoming ripped from inspiring English sources

Prevent the furniture from becoming ripped or damaged prior to any training.

Not so Ronald Reagan, who upon becoming president ripped the solar panels off the White House's roof.

Galbraith prevents the book from becoming a series of ripping yarns by regularly deflating our expectations of the more trite sorts of drama.

If they decided on a criminal life (never a good choice, of course), a budding crook would be far smarter learning how to code and getting down the basics of malware command and control than to becoming a lackey, one getting ripped off by their paymaster.

While the bashing of bedroom coders is not exactly a PR triumph, it could stop these burgeoning platforms from becoming repositories of retro rip-offs.

His trademarks have been ripped off to the point of becoming cliches.

As far back as 1925 the offside rule was ripped up after fears the game was becoming too defensive.

Katherine Losse, Facebook employee number fifty-one and the author of "The Boy Kings" — which, she has unsatisfactorily argued, Eggers ripped off — worked in customer support before becoming Zuckerberg's speechwriter.

With so many people becoming sick, animal agribusiness has a clear moral imperative to rip out the cages and move to cage-free systems, and soon.

Greenland, free of its icy burden, rises up, ripping from north to south in the process and becoming two separate islands.

We've ripped off a few family stories for our boys here that are becoming scripts".