Sentence examples for may have torn from inspiring English sources

Club officials said Fairey may have torn car tilage.

Sadiq Khan may have torn up the racist form 696 – but helping to diversify property ownership may prove tougher.

Dvorak sprained the medial collateral ligament and may have torn the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee at 7 minutes 20 seconds of the second period when he was hit by defenseman Gord Murphy at the Boston blue line.

A photograph taken at the site shows the yellow nylon sling ragged at the end like a child's broken shoelace, indicating, according to experts, the immense force that may have torn it apart.

Photos of him being dragged off the stage at the Greek Theater attest to the fact that the officers in question did not have an especially high regard for what he was wearing (let alone his anatomy), and may have torn off a sleeve or two in the process.

Pictures suggest the impact may have torn the roll-hoop off Bianchi's car, which is there to protect the driver's head.

(We may have teared up a little -- or a lot -- in our corner of the newsroom).

Do not try to run through the cramp because the pain may mean that you have torn or strained a muscle.

Crane was running on a promise to "change the Kitty Litter at City Hall". Hedgecock may--or may not--have pushed Crane and may--or may not--have torn up Crane's protest sign.

"Properties that may have been torn down, or improved, or replaced, were still there," said Jeffrey A. Kroessler, a longtime city preservationist.

The Berlin Wall may have been torn down long ago, but many people in Germany still feel divided; the wall is intact in their minds.