Sentence examples for better tear from inspiring English sources

Both finishes showed better tear strength retention of cotton.

Thus, the 3D printed Ninjatek Cheetah material displays significantly better tear strength properties than silicone rubbers.

In the present study, Hydrogum 5 showed better values of filler concentration and could show better tear strength.

Burke was great back when he was belting out "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love" and "Cry to Me"; here, he's even better, tearing into songs donated by Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Brian Wilson, and Bob Dylan.

Perhaps it was better to tear up the low scores.

Trinity Church decided to abandon its little outpost and The Times observed that "no tears will be shed; it has never been considered a landmark," adding "perhaps it is better to tear the building down than to build little additions to it and let the old church remain, battered and unsightly".

"I told him, 'You better start tearing up the house,' " Mrs. Milligan said today.

"It occurred to us that the money could be better spent tearing down Lincoln Center," said Mr. Magnet, who sports an impressive set of 19th-century mutton-chop whiskers.

"I could not reach the Strength and Brevity of his style," remarked Adams, "nor his elegant Simplicity nor his piercing Ethos". Yet Adams also contended that Paine was "better at tearing down than building up," a reference to what would happen after British rule.

Suddenly, it makes us feel a bit better about tearing up every time we hear that special song.

" 'Well, you better start tearing up this house to find that ticket,' " she ordered.