Sentence examples for has tattered from inspiring English sources

As the iconic image of the "war president" has tattered, another picture has emerged.

The measures are needed to reduce the nation's debt and deficit and to help pay for a banking crisis that has tattered Ireland's finances, leading to a significant weakening of Prime Minister Brian Cowen's government.

Just because a restaurant has tattered reviews taped to the door doesn't mean it isn't performing at its peak, turning out food that's not only comforting, but delicious and thrilling.

The episode has tattered the public reputation of the IAH, which has made some of the most important discoveries in this field.

The article, like the journalist's opinion, hasn't aged well it's yellowed with age and has tattered edges but I hold on to that clipping to remind myself that once, there was someone out there who didn't believe in me.

Other have tattered flags on poles.

Figs that are smooth-skinned and firm will likely have dry, vegetal pulp; look for fruits that give slightly to the touch and have tattered, stretch-marked skin and perhaps a drop of honeyed liquid oozing from the eye at the bottom ("the eye of a widow and the cloak of a beggar," runs an old description).

The Army's relatively good institutional reputation has been tattered, moreover, by its deepening involvement in the murky, multisided war against — and among — the cartels.

They were red and had big characters promising Qi Shi literally, "strange stones"—and had been tattered and torn by the wind.

They were red and had big characters promising Qi Shi — literally, "strange stones" — and had been tattered and torn by the wind.

This male looked exhausted; he had spent so much time seeking her attention that his wings had become tattered and faded.