Sentence examples for tore about from inspiring English sources
The gorillas tore about the stage pushing and sliding the ball, like children at increasingly abandoned wild play.
Seven women with walkie-talkies, flashlights, a video camera, orange plastic jumpsuits, goggles and dust masks tore about the murky, smoky stage across what looked like a dirt floor.
On the last Thursday of the school year, a Reisenbach mother named Cynthia, who did not want her full name used, sat on a shady bench in Morningside Park, keeping an eye on the second graders, her son Joseph among them, who tore about the park on their year-end field trip.
He's similarly torn about Westminster.
Shaw had always been torn about gradualism.
With hordes of crazed, barefoot children tearing about.
Yeah, that sort of thing is exactly why I'm torn about who to vote for".
This has left many Japanese torn about whether to continue using nuclear power.
Seated in Mariachi Plaza, Roberto Olmos, 69, a mariachi, felt torn about gentrification.
She's torn about whether to get out of that hotel room.
The small menu looks fantastic, and I'm inevitably torn about what to order.
