"This is what's known as being a full-service fucking executive producer," he said as he tried to tear it with his teeth.
All the same, when she handed it over, I found myself taking care to hold it in the palm of my hand, lest I should accidentally tear it with my clumsy fingers.
Another boy finds a small nylon Israeli flag and tries to tear it with his teeth; yet another unearths a small lilac umbrella, which he holds over his head and shows off to his friends.
Koomaney took the foil package, tore it with his teeth, and ate the cookies.
Think about gripping the blister skin and tearing it with a pair of pliers.
Even that kind of talk seems seductive, especially when followed with, "Pity I can't tear it open with my teeth".
The recipient would tear it open with trembling hands, for there was always an element of urgency about a telegram," The Hindustan Times, in an editorial, says.
Parker asks of someone who's had an abortion, "Did they tear it out with talons of steel?" To which I reply: "No, silly.
"Understanding what makes each religion tick is one of the best ways I know to bring this world together, not to tear it apart with hatred, judgment, ignorance, and war.
For example, the above-ground station at Sutter Avenue creates a sort of physical barrier between Brownsville and East New York; one such proposal, by Kate Fisher and David Bransfield, would tear it down with greenery, adding areas set aside for incubators, markets, and other community-driven spaces.
When the dough is complete, tear it apart with your hands, forming balls about the size of golf balls.
