Sentence examples for tore it from from inspiring English sources

She pointed out a sad, photographic reproduction on the far wall and then left me: the Caravaggio was the jewel in Sicily's patrimony, and in 1969 it was stolen, by thieves who simply tore it from its frame.

Most objectionable is the closing paragraph, in which Ms. Gates summarizes Rand's egoist ethics with a one-sentence quotation that she draws from a hostile commentator, the conservative writer David Brooks, who tore it from its original context.

Later that night, vandals deflated the sculpture and tore it from its moorings.

"I just tore it from my back," he said.

I tore it from my imagination and threw it away".

The machine's hydraulic bucket bit into Cullen's left leg and tore it from knee to ankle, ripping off his tissue as easily as someone slipping off a glove.

To remove the old shower head you need only unscrew it from this pipe, but while doing so, if you don't hold the pipe in place with a wrench and apply slight pressure in the opposite direction, you could tear it from its moorings.

These days, virtually every new gadget we buy seems destined to become obsolete faster than we can tear it from its shiny packaging.

He seems to tear it from his insides," it said.

The bull had taken over, stepping on the muleta and tearing it from Mr. Finguerra's hand.

Tyrannosaur teeth differed in having a rounder, less-compressed cross section, better adapted to puncture flesh and tear it from bone.