Beth accused her sister, Sally, of tearing her scarf.

That vast tissue of lies is now tearing itself apart.

OK, everybody imagine books and imagine just tearing out the pages.

Shortly after I feel paralyzed, and finish by tearing apart my draft.

The conflict between doctor patient has escalated, and it's tearing society apart.

Tearing up the social contract is something that should not be done lightly.

I don't know how to help Tom and it's tearing me up inside!

Within the jaw, cats have teeth adapted for killing prey and tearing meat.

And he was very impressed. He was all tearing up. Ready to hug me.

Moreover, any attempt to drive the Taliban out of Waziristan risks tearing Pakistan apart.

And now people have lost their homes, and the country is tearing itself apart.

While the Greek crisis is tearing at the seams of the eurozone, the Turkish economy is booming.

Videos showed policemen in plainclothes confronting the peaceful protesters, pulling and tearing the signs from Nga s supporters.

Because of them, we are arguing and tearing each other apart in name calling and accusations of treason.

Indeed, it has been tearing apart the fabric of these societies ever since so called independence came in 1960.

With the destruction of human capital, Europe s social fabric is tearing, and its future is being thrown into jeopardy.

In May, Hungarian reformers began tearing down the fence along their border with Austria a hole in the Iron Curtain.

You were a bad student at your Gryffindor if Russians have ever been good at anything, it s tearing down empires!

At length, tearing himself away from it regretfully, he let the sheet fall over the picture and went home, tired but happy.

A local woman then approached the microphone and accused Russia's democrats of tearing apart the country, saying this reflected poorly on Navalny.

Repercussions would also be felt in Mexico, where drug cartels are tearing apart the country, and the US, the world s largest source of demand.

Two children, aged nine and 11 years, from Beni Suef are detained and will be transferred to court accused of tearing up the Quran!

I cannot say how my heart was tearing apart on the road every time I saw these people and our beautiful country burning everywhere.

President Pervez Musharraf must take immediate steps most importantly, the formation of a national unity government to prevent Pakistan from tearing apart at the seams.

I can stand here right now and see, as I go tearing into the water after him, the moments slowing down and freezing into this arrangement.

Two Coptic children, aged nine and 10 years, are being detained in Egypt, for allegedly tearing up pages from the Holy Quran and urinating on them.

My speechwriters must have been tearing their hair out because as we worked between one and four in the morning on Inauguration Day, I was still changing it.

Vronsky once again glanced at the beautiful fascinating shape of the mare, whose whole body was trembling, and tearing himself with difficulty from this sight he left the shed.

Returnees have reported violent raids on houses where illegal immigrants are suspected of residing and incidences of the tearing up of documentation entitling Cambodians to work legally in the country.

As contemporary authoritarian regimes learn how to manage and engineer information flows, we must understand that promoting and protecting free speech in places like China and Russia is not a simple matter of tearing down the wall.

If one hasn t seen the Wall for over 30 days, in order to avoid tearing one's shirt, the custom is to visit on the Sabbath, including Friday afternoons, or Saturday evenings if dressed in Sabbath finery, or on festivals.

kalimakhus How would you feel if you wake up in the morning to the news of two children detained, away from their parents, waiting to be presented to the Public Prosecutor because a donkey accused them of tearing up a book?

That water stress has been a major factor in the turmoil tearing apart the Middle East, but Bar Zeev believes that Israel s solutions can help its parched neighbors, too and in the process, bring together old enemies in common cause.

The wind. obstinately, as if insisting on having its way, pushed Levin back and, tearing the leaves and blossoms off the lime trees and rudely and strangely uncovering the white branches of birches, bent everything in one direction the acacias, the flowers, the dock leaves, the grass, and the crests of the trees.

Lowering his head and fighting against the wind which was tearing the plaids out of his hands, Levin had almost reached the Kolok and could see something gleaming white behind an oak, when suddenly everything burst into flame, the earth seemed on fire, and just overhead the vault of heaven seemed to crack.