Sentence examples for torn-off limbs from inspiring English sources

We don't do squirting blood, torn-off limbs.

Next, Jimmy's torn-off right arm, which had held Oskar underwater, falls into the pool.

The funnel "peeled asphalt off the road and roofs from houses, dissected heavy machinery, and deposited torn-off airplane wings into distant fields," he wrote recently.

There's a delicatessen selling oysters and scarlet lobsters, and shirtless boys on yachts are flirting with languid girls in torn-off T-shirts.

There's nothing quite as creepy as a creepy drawing: almost real, but just wrong enough to suggest it's wearing only the torn-off skin of reality.

The torn-off tail assembly, rotated upside down, towered above a one-story house.

The shark is often injured or killed during these encounters; the seal may eat torn-off pieces of flesh, but seldom consumes the entire shark.

Reports of downed trees and powerlines, as well as structural damage such as blown-out windows and torn-off roofs, were reported.

If it breaks or tears, discard the torn-off piece of peel, grab another section, and start peeling again.

In spite of some gnawed-off limbs and bloodied necks, the gore quotient is surprisingly modest.

Blast mines tore off limbs while propelling dirt, gravel and bone fragments into the fresh wounds.