Sentence examples for time to tear from inspiring English sources

A time to tear up and a time to mend.

A time to tear and a time to sew.

It's time to tear down the Berlin Wall between politicians and citizens and reconnect.

And we know from the psalms that there is a time to tear down and a time to build.

"I think it's time to tear up any notion of the Olympics' leaving behind white elephants," Mr. Cameron said in a news conference.

In "Goldrush" the camera moves in close as the group of eight returns, this time to tear apart a sheet of foam core and grab at the scraps.

All the while, if only we devoted as much time to tearing down walls as we do building them up, we'd have a much lighter, freer and kinder world.

You can vote more than 50 times to tear down America's new health security and patients' law, or you can make the law even better so every working family in America has a doctor and the peace of mind that comes with it.

For years, fans have been sounding off over fixture changes – whether it is travelling difficulties for away games because of unhelpful kick-off times to tearing the last remnants of tradition apart – but, unfortunately yet unsurprisingly, they have been ignored by the decision makers.

Indeed, during his campaign Trump slammed the Iran deal, describing it as "the stupidest deal of all time" vowing to tear it up.

SOMETIMES it seems that the founding father of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew, has spent more time trying to tear himself away from running the island-state than he did ruling it in the first place.