Sentence examples for head ripped from inspiring English sources

In this series, a black boy is sacrificed to the zombies, and a praying child has his head ripped open.

One day her mother snatched the navy cap from her head, ripped the ribbon from the bun, cast them on the floor and stamped on them.

If Americans go to see the Statue of Liberty's head ripped off, as they have in droves for "Cloverfield," all the better.

As he pieced it all together, he wriggled his wrists free of the tape, peeled away the plastic from his head, ripped the tape off his eyes and mouth and peered out around him.

In Montgomery County, detectives in court filings laid out gruesome details in a death they assert was linked to MS-13, with a victim lured deep into the woods of Wheaton Regional Park, where attackers choked and stabbed him more than 100 times, cut off his head, ripped out his heart and buried him in a grave they had dug.

The resulting display included a plastic corpse with its head ripped off, a mechanical ghoul whose head spins around, a rotting corpse — and the offending figure, which she bought from an online catalog that lists it as Item HG-005078: Inflatable Hanging Victim Prop, which she hung, per instructions, from a tree.

Strangle them, squish their head, rip off their jaw, break their arms in half, show them who is God".

To harvest the roe, fishermen traditionally whack an egg-bearing sturgeon on the back of the head, rip the belly open and remove the egg sac.

Mighty Mariner hit the headlines last year when he celebrated a winning goal against Eastleigh so hard he literally lost his head, ripping it off and volleying it down the touchline in wild scenes.

As a Boston merchant reported to London, the Indians, in town after town, tortured and mutilated their victims, "either cutting off the Head, ripping open the Belly, or skulping the Head of Skin and Hair, and hanging them up as Trophies; wearing Men's Fingers as Bracelets about their Necks, and Stripes of their Skins which they dresse for Belts".

"Bandersnatch" flips the formula on its head, ripping away the illusion of free will and consequence and instead exploring a scenario where your choices can often feel reversible or otherwise meaningless.