Sentence examples for enough to rip from inspiring English sources

Crocodiles are drawn to the carcass, and we see that their powerful jaws aren't versatile enough to rip the hide.

Suicide bombs are now powerful enough to rip the roof off a bus or a restaurant and kill scores.

Despite their basic construction, many of these bombs are powerful enough to rip open more lightly armored coalition troop carriers.

There were no significant waves in the marina, and the wind never became fierce enough to rip apart the marina's decks.

Potholes and washaways were common, and the speed bumps were severe enough to rip out the front end of your car unless great care was taken.

It fires bullets five and a half inches long described as powerful enough to rip through armor, much less the thin aluminum skin that covers commercial airliners.

Make sure that the brush is strong enough to remove stains but gentle enough not to rip the garment or fabric.

It hit Brendan with enough force to rip the helmet from his head, the straps gouging his face before tearing off.

Televised scenes of children campaigning against rigid segregation, being bitten by Alsatians and knocked off their feet by water fired with enough power to rip bark off a tree caused international outrage.

That was when Zherdev, another recently acquired enigma, took possession of the puck and skated up ice and found enough room to rip a terrific shot past Pittsburgh goalie Marc-André Fleury and into the top right corner of the net.

Only extreme ultraviolet photons, whose wavelengths are shorter than 912 angstroms (91.2 nanometers), pack enough energy to rip apart hydrogen atoms.