Sentence examples for on the tatters from inspiring English sources

He tore up the surfing social contract and blew his great, sunburned nose on the tatters.

His victory silences those who want to hold on to the tatters of the past and refuse to fight for the future.

The American Dream hasn't completely rusted out and corroded; the ones who've been left shipwrecked and shattered by the shards of the promises made do their best to tie knots from the tatters and hang on.

The air-officials set to matching up the tatters.

The screenwriter Paul Gégauff described paying a visit to the couple, only to find Godard "stark naked" in a freezing-cold room that had been totally destroyed: "All his clothes and Anna's were lying on the ground in tatters, the sleeves slashed with a razor, in a mess of wine and broken glass.

The screenwriter Paul Gégauff described paying a visit to the couple, only to find Godard "stark naked" in a freezing-cold room that had been totally destroyed: "All his clothes and Anna's were lying on the ground in tatters, the sleeves slashed with a razor, in a mess of wine and broken glass. . .

There was even a secondary myth that also lies on the ground in tatters: Trump would drop out of the race in a sulk if he lost Iowa or any other state.

With its credibility on privacy in tatters, the Administration apparently gave up on finding Congressional sponsors for the bill.

"That's why today you have on the one side a left that is in tatters, and on the other side the success of this slapdash political force," she said, referring to Mr. Berlusconi's young party, Forza Italia.

New snowmobiles cost about $14,000 and are frequently left in tatters on the ground after falling from the sky.

For many residents of the Upper West Side, these advertisements, which often end up in tatters on the street, have indeed become a ubiquitous and irritating sight.