Sentence examples for being torn to bits from inspiring English sources

Much more so, surprisingly, than the dramatic gesture of a Klan membership card being torn to bits and thrown away.

Liam Conway, a teacher from Nottinghamshire, said the inspection regime was now so tough teachers were "literally being torn to bits".

"While not particularly horrific -- as the camera never focused for too long on any particular person being torn to bits by the undead -- it was effectively thrilling," CinemaBlend.com wrote on March 29.

The same is true of Helen, who visits Howards End, the Wilcoxes' enviable house, deep in the countryside, and finds her modern ideas of progress and equality being torn to bits by Henry, over lunch.

"We owe it to all of our teachers who are literally being torn to bits by education secretary Michael Gove and Sir Michael Wilshaw, the chief inspector of England's schools, and their band of crocodiles and lions," he said.

One man describes a car being "torn to bits" by a mortar round while another says his mother-in-law died instantly and his daughter bled to death.

And every last greenback is torn to bits.

Storerooms of unopened supplies — sinks, toilets, test tubes, whatever — were torn to bits.

Cisse said the bomber couldn't be identified because his body was torn to bits by the explosion.

I should probably just be grateful that they chose not to show the actual moment she and her baby were torn to bits.

You really don't have a grasp on the issue as the comments have shown and your press release was torn to bits by just about anyone who read it no matter what their opinion on climate change.