The biggest girl slowly tore & ate strips from a dark-red square of fruit leather.
Fortunately for the feds, the gang is slowly tearing itself apart.
Datong's fortification, heavily damaged but still intact until the mid-19th century, was slowly torn down.
The problem is, rather, "that concentrated poverty tends to slowly tear apart the social fabric of neighborhoods".
The father slowly tore off the boy's clothes -- the parka, a green shirt, a good luck charm worn around the neck.
Like a love letter slowly torn to pieces, the peeling paint is littering the floorboards with snippets of messages, often just a few letters, a name or a word, like "home," "rebuild" and "alone".
The second world war ended in 1945, and 20 years later – during 1965 – the US greatly increased its military involvement in Vietnam, a conscription war that haunted a generation of young Americans and slowly tore the country apart.
Instead of reinforcing the border, Mr. Fox proposes slowly tearing it down by expanding the North American Free Trade Agreement into a treaty that creates an open market and a freer flow of services, goods and workers.
It was only two months later, in a face-to-face confrontation, that she accepted his defection: in Kierkegaard's version of the encounter, she removed from her bosom a "little note on which were some words from me" and slowly tore it to pieces, afterward stating quietly, "You have played a terrible game with me".
You think it must be O.K. to make your hero, Kratos, slowly tear off someone's head by whanging away on the O button because the someone is a Greek god and everyone knows that Greek myths are dark, brutal, and Oedipal.
