Sentence examples for to get shredded from inspiring English sources
They lay quietly until victims, such as stars, wander close enough to get shredded apart by their extraordinarily powerful gravitational pull.
Whether the goal is to lose 10 kilos in time for bikini season or to get shredded enough to compete in a bodybuilding competition, the emotional turmoil the rituals of self-hatred, despair, and crash dieting remain the same.
The Rangers, who have treated goals like rare gold bars this season, twice battled back from third-period deficits against the Capitals, only to watch their typically stingy defense get shredded by an even more impressive display of offense by Washington.
It is interesting to witness Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the 21st Century" get shredded by critics while Tony Robbins' "Investment Guide for People Who Can't Afford Their Rent" remains unscathed by the press and untouched by economists.
They don't want to get sued at all, much less for infringing invalid trademarks and patents that would get shredded if they ever truly had their day in court.
The layers of the aorta just get shredded.
The upshot: the agents get the profits, while the principals, and the paperwork, get shredded.
ONE of the few good things to come out of the tendency of certain sports-utility vehicles (what Americans call SUVs and Europeans know as four-by-fours) to roll over when a tyre gets shredded or the driver swerves suddenly or clips the curb at speed is the growing awareness of "dynamic stability control systems".
"The plastic gets shredded and exported to make polyester fibre for clothing or pillow stuffing," says WeCyclers chief executive, Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola.
"Unfortunately, when you allow demagogues to take over for political and divisive purposes, the American flag gets shredded and burned, steel barricades are hurled and bottles are thrown, injuring police officers and civilians".
