Before it turned the corner, a funeral parlor staff member ripped down the deceased's name from the door, leaving a blank spot in the grid.
During the debate, one angry opposition member ripped apart a copy of the Constitution and threw it at a supporter of the proposal.
At the last attempt, in 2011, when a woman's name was inscribed in the nominations book, an irate member ripped the page from the leather-bound ledger and screwed it into a ball.
At one point, weary of the administration's tactic of going around its own party to do business with the Republicans, a Gephardt staff member ripped the White House phone from the wall in the Democratic leader's office.
A video of the attack shows an audience member ripping the sign out of his hand and following up with a flurry of kicks and punches before being pulled away.
Two weeks ago, America's subprime schools -- the for-profit college industry, many of whose members rip students off and demand that Uncle Sam pick up the tab for their shoddy education -- held a conference in Washington, D.C.
members ripped up oil-exploration survey markers near Moab, Utah, and left a note telling the company to "drill in hell".
Inaction from both Congress and Obama leads to 1,100 deportations every single day -- fathers and mothers torn from their children, workers taken from their jobs, church members ripped from their congregations.
For me personally, as an audience member, this rips me out of the movie.
If the properties of category members are caused by an underlying essential property shared by all category members, then the essence should give rise to similar properties in all category members (Rips, 1975; Osherson et al., 1990; Coley and Vasilyeva, 2010).
