Sentence examples for tear off from from inspiring English sources

And if you had a little plastic bag you could tear off from above the door handle then you wouldn't have to risk touching someone else's shit.

These women share the same challenge I do -- keeping a child safe whose skin can tear off from the simplest and most common of activities.

Call it a ragged fragment torn off from that unreal city once evoked by T S Eliot.

ESM was carefully torn off from the inner side of fresh eggshell, cleaned with deionized water to remove the residual albumen, and stored in deionized water at 4 °C.

Besides this direct type of injury, in which the pubovisceral muscle is torn off from its insertion on the pubis, the muscle can be indirectly injured due to denervation resulting in atrophy, or by ischaemia with reperfusion damage.

The psychoanalyst Erich Fromm has written in his book The Sane Society: "The birth of man is, in itself, an exodus from the natural homeland in which he's torn off from his natural environment.

At the morula stage the developing embryo is very sensitive to shaking and the cells may become torn off from the surface, resulting in the death of the embryo.

As party spies multiply, a geography teacher has her clothes torn off for failing a pupil from a Mukhabarat family.

When the race started, the leaders tore off from the starting line at full speed.

The cells are completely torn off from the plate by the hydraulic pressure of the plate washer, because the adhesion of BT-1 cells to the plate is weak.

Creteur said: "Limbs torn off, impacts from flying glass and metal shrapnel – either from the bomb or, for example, furniture – head trauma, vascular lesions and fractures".