Sentence examples for rip over from inspiring English sources
Nina, who has always found Toni's inamorata "utterly boring", "deeply unattractive", possibly even "creepy", feels suddenly impelled to let rip over the chilled prosecco.
"It seems the finance minister thinks the government still gets to rip over a billion dollars from clean energy and that Labor has been outplayed," Bandt said.
Gillette Fusion Power Stealth's O'Driscoll sashays past his man in the centre with a brilliant feint, then feeds Wallace, who flings the ball wide right to Murphy, who's in acres and can rip over the line for a brilliant try.
Hopelessness finally busts Anohni's oceanic pipes out of the somewhat tight corner in which they have been cloistered since her 2005 Mercury win with I Am a Bird Now, and lets them rip over crunching beats, the kind that inhabit the mainstream.
The Police are drawing towards the end of what Sting and co claim will be their only reunion tour, and on Sunday they mix vintage pop-reggae with more complex power trio fare, Andy Summers letting his guitar rip over Can't Stand Losing You and Stewart Copeland ferociously moving through gongs and cymbals and back to his drumkit.
Rip over a handful of coriander leaves and season well.
When the tornadoes came through last Wednesday, ripping over the hills at speeds of up to 200 miles an hour, it left a town alien to itself.
At the base of the beech trees are long, raking scratches where some creature has ripped over the topsoil, looking for something beneath.
Ripping over the water at full throttle didn't seem to require any special skills, and the sensation of speed — magnified by the proximity of the water and the blast of water-cooled air — was thrilling.
In February 2013, a large asteroid ripped over the Chelyabinsk district of Russia, trailing cartoonish lines of smoke as it made its shallow entry, radiating so much light and heat that onlookers were left with reddened faces.
Such a service lets people store their music collections on the Web -- all those Beatles CDs and Blondie albums we ripped over the last two decades -- and then stream the songs to any computer, phone, tablet or the coming wave of Internet-connected radios.
