"Once they enter the body, they fragment and explode, pulverizing bones, tearing blood vessels, and liquefying organs," Dr. Wen wrote.
As we gnawed on bones, tearing off peppery strips and drinking spoonfuls of the cooking liquid, our waiter continued to replenish our broth.
Dancing, he broke bones, tore cartilage, strained his back.
As the bullet traveled across his body, it broke bones, tore up internal organs and caused major internal bleeding.
The vice president has escaped lasting physical limitations from broken bones, torn tendons and pulled muscles suffered in sports.
Strip the meat and crisp skin from the bones, tear into jagged shards and toss with a green salad you have dressed with a sharp vinaigrette.
But for nearly two decades, Favre survived the kind of punishment that made him seem indestructible, playing through pain, broken bones, torn ligaments, contusions and concussions.
Stanton Barrett, a Hollywood stuntman with more than 200 films and television series to his credit, and probably as many broken bones, torn muscles and assorted injuries, is trying to prove himself on auto racing's biggest stage as a rookie at the Indianapolis 500.
The language comes complete with references to bones "torn from their sockets", while Ivanov's anti-Semitic attacks on his dying wife are both casual and blunt.The result releases the play from Chekhov's natural languor while blunting its pathos in the process.
The skiers have broken bones, torn ligaments, and suffered concussions on a regular basis.
Us boys would throw screwballs into the mix, coming home with broken bones, torn ligaments or accompanied by a police officer.
