Sentence examples for tore it off from inspiring English sources

She tore it off and immediately began checking the rest.

I tried every approach suggested online, then channeled my inner Neanderthal and tore it off with whatever tools were within reach.

Russians tore it off so the book could be divided in half, one for each pocket it was a huge book, and Russians could assume they were being watched.

When she put it on, at home, it had seemed nice enough — a confection of pink taffeta and gold silk, by Worth — but, seeing it in the light of the palace's blazing chandeliers, she says, "I nearly tore it off and threw it to the floor".

In the 1950s, I think you could have found something similar at the Cedar Tavern in Greenwich Village, where the Abstract Expressionists hung out and where there was no door to the bathroom — "Jackson tore it off," the bartender would explain.

Jagger was only to wear it for half-an-hour at the Hyde Park concert, after which he tore it off to reveal a violet T-shirt and white loon pants.

He celebrated his victory by ripping open his shirt, tearing it off and hurling it into the crowd.

And, let me tell you, once that mask was on no power on earth could have torn it off me.

The WPBSA tried to make him wear a tie; he would tear it off, and sit on the sidelines at matches with a pint and a cigarette, seething.

"We probably threw it out the window," he said in the interview Tuesday, "but we didn't tear it off the wall".

He had a Afro, was wire thin, and didn't so much dunk the ball as attack the rim like some kind of velociraptor who wanted to tear it off and take it elsewhere to eat.