Sentence examples for to get torn from inspiring English sources

Mostly it feels like whatever you love is just going to get torn away.

The way things are going, the signs are going to get torn down by angry Yorkshiremen".

"This program was not built by one man, and this program sure as hell is not going to get torn down by one man".

And I went, 'Oh, my God, that beautiful painting up there is going to get torn down with this building.' " Or so he thought.

(Speaking of the muscle, he noted that he was less likely to get torn apart by the Monkee faithful than to be "killed by a million goldfish kisses").

By contrast, paper tends to get torn, stained, burnt, soaked and lost.But within every trend, there is a smaller and countervailing micro-trend.

Still, a quarter-pound milled-steel shot-taking machine is a pretty amazing way to get tore up.

Or are you in the mood to get tore up at a bar in Paris and start complaining.

But if they did, strangers I spoke to on the street, what do you feel passionate enough about to get tear gassed for?      .

The saliva from your mouth also softens your nails, making them more prone to getting torn or broken.

"It's very easy to get tears and plaudits for tragedy," he said, "but comedy is much harder to celebrate".