Sentence examples for shredded clothes from inspiring English sources

Only part of a skull, a few bones and shredded clothes remained when the police searched the pen.

On some streets whole buildings have collapsed — all there is to see are shredded clothes, broken pots and the shattered furniture of families destroyed.

At street level, on Minsk's Independence Avenue, emergency workers tended to more than a dozen seriously injured victims in shredded clothes, lying in pools of blood.

Pictures on Palestinian TV showed walls heavily marked by shrapnel and bloodstains, and shoes and shredded clothes scattered on the ground.

This is the place to wear whatever asymmetrical, voluminous, shredded or otherwise deconstructed clothes you have that might earn you pitying glances and the occasional handout anywhere else.

They've been there for years; their clothes are shredded and hanging from their emaciated bodies.

So look for tamal, ropa vieja (literally, old clothes, a dish of shredded steak in tomato sauce), and pork, rice and beans.

This is better for parents in the long run because, while you might not like their shredded tights, it stops them borrowing your clothes.

We tore into an order of ropa vieja, literally "old clothes," a traditional meal of shredded beef and sauce that Mr. Castrellón has invigorated with spicy peppers, annatto and goat cheese salsa.

That ropa vieja, for instance, is less a deconstructed version of the famous Cuban dish of "old clothes" than a gut renovation: beautiful shredded beef in a piquant tomato salsa, with soft peppers and rice and beans.

CONVENTIONAL wisdom dictates that gym clothes be low-key and functional — a shredded T-shirt, a sweat-drenched tank — the better to pump incognito, under cover of one's workout gear.