Sentence examples for which is being torn from inspiring English sources

Talk story on the Center Theatre, which is being torn down.

The New Yorker, August 21 , 1954P. 20 Talk story on the Center Theatre, which is being torn down.

Last month its navy pulled several hundred of its citizens out of Yemen, which is being torn apart by civil war.

By Louis P. Forster, Lillian Ross, and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 21 , 1954P. 20 Talk story on the Center Theatre, which is being torn down.

From there he could overlook the 48-year-old terminal, which is being torn down to make room for snowplows and other equipment.

We learn that "becoming pregnant remained her utmost goal," but this glimpse of an inner life comes only at the end of the book, during a visit to Miss Zhu's childhood hutong, which is being torn down.

This principle cannot be held in isolation from the fate of other public services, many of which are being torn to pieces by the coalition.

Shorter's composition "The Big Push," a loping, bluesy bounce, suggests the popular roots of jazz, which were being torn up by rock.

He desired to stop the spread of Protestantism, especially in France, which was being torn by the complex civil Wars of Religion (1562 98) between the Huguenots and the Roman Catholics.

Ms. Gregori McKenzie's environmental ethos coupled with her affinity for the past sent her contractor to the city's French colonial-era warehouses, many of which were being torn down, to salvage materials.

Sacks has made other moves to try to restructure the company, which was being torn asunder by investigations, a party culture and the break-neck growth that Conrad went after in its earliest days.