Sentence examples for ripping from from inspiring English sources

It sounded like automatic-weapon fire, ripping from place to place.

Inside Line, the online enthusiasts magazine of Edmunds.com, clocked an '07 RDX ripping from 0 to 60 in 6.8 seconds.

The cast isn't just ripping from the headlines; in up-to-the-minute sketches, songs and stand-up routines, jokes come from all sorts of angles.

Insideline.com measured the Boss 302 ripping from 0 to 60 m.p.h. in 4.6 seconds (0.2 seconds quicker than the GT) and running the quarter-mile in 12.7-seconds at 113 m.p.h.

He left the track, exasperated, ripping from his side the adhesive number that signified that he was competing in Lane No. 2. Fans who had waited for this moment for years began walking toward the exits.

In 2007, we're ripping from analog, babe.

While the Law & Order shows routinely draw on inspiration from real-life events in an approach the creators call "ripped from the headlines", Criminal Intent producers referred to this episode as "'pre-ripping' from the headlines", because the script usually took a real-life event (as the lonelygirl15 phenomenon) and added to it a fictional dramatic conflict (the kidnapping).

Ripped from the headlines?

"Houses were ripped from their stumps.

Phone wires ripped from her kitchen wall.

Some of these paintings seem ripped from current headlines.