Sentence examples for recommended tearing from inspiring English sources
NEWTOWN, Conn — Confronting imperfect options, but in a spirit more hopeful than resigned, a task force of local leaders on Friday unanimously recommended tearing down Sandy Hook Elementary School and building a new one on the site where a gunman massacred 26 children and educators on Dec. 14.
ApartmentTherapy recommends tearing off a long sheet of parchment paper and placing it on top of your cabinets afterward to collect dust in the future and make cleanup easy.
20 "Let the advocate of animal food force himself to a decisive experiment on its fitness, and, as Plutarch recommends, tear a living lamb with his teeth, and, plunging his into its vitals, slake his thirst with the steaming blood" (Shelley, op. cit.).
Among the fixes, the report recommends considering tearing out dozens of small dams, temporarily closing a fish hatchery, restoring wetlands, altering logging practices, and refilling long-drained lakes.
Groucho "recommended that I tear it up," Marx recalled in a 1986 interview with The Times.
Aichroth recommends treating meniscal tears detected on MRI with mobility and strengthening exercises and gradually increased resistance training [1].
We recommend this "Tear-Edge" technique to the advertising fraternity when the get round to sending out their next invitation to the annual Honesty-in-Advertising convention.
"Surgery has been recommended to repair the tear on the tendon sheath of his wrist".
He determined that I had a medial collateral ligament tear and recommended putting me in a splint and getting me an MRI scan when I returned home to Boston.
He hasn't done either, and the The Washington Post's Anne Gearan and Karoun Demirjian report that he doesn't plan to recommend that Congress tear up the deal by imposing sanctions either.
They recommend that executives tear down the "walls" and merge their companies into amorphous "enterprise networks". Nick Carr counters that new technologies will never conquer cutthroat competition and shows why managers need to be wary of alliances that foreclose opportunities for advantage.
