While the first panel deployed successfully, astronauts noticed a two-foot-wide tear in the second panel.
IBM is on a company-wide tear to reduce costs.
When John Terry's standing foot slid beneath him and his spot-kick sailed agonisingly wide, his tears told their own story: had he scored, Chelsea would now be European champions.
A second cell bore the marks of further disturbance – a wide hole torn through the tough wire mesh, and a large circle of broken plaster surrounding the intercom.
In reconstructing the facial appearance of Smilodon, Miller (1969) proposed that it looked very different from a typical cat: having a lower lip line (to allow its mouth to open so wide without tearing the facial tissues), a more retracted nose and lower placed ears.
JOPLIN, Mo .— Two weeks after a mile-wide tornado tore through this city, killing 161 people and rendering a landscape of apocalyptic devastation, the public school system here received a telephone call from a man working for the United Arab Emirates Embassy in Washington.
"To be made or be capable of being made longer or wider without tearing or breaking". I can think of no better word to describe how we might go about future proofing ourselves for tomorrow's workplace.
Two lightweights, devoid of ideas, viewed with almost as much contempt on their own sides as they are by the wider public, tearing lumps off each other in a race to the grubby arse-end of politics.
As they did in the wake of the Joplin tornado, Whitley and other experts are warning of dangers that may not be obvious in photographs of the wreckage in Moore, Okla., where a mile-wide tornado tore through the town and took the lives of at least 24 people on Monday.
Ten children, two of them just infants, are among those who have been confirmed dead after a mile-wide tornado tore through central Oklahoma on Monday and devastated the town of Moore, according to the state's office of the chief medical examiner.
