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And when they lifted up their eyes afar off, and did not know him, they lifted up their voice and wept. And each one tore his robe, and.

Then he took hold of his own clothes and tore them apart.

There was a nail sticking out of that chair. It tore my favorite pants.

The child tore off the wrapping in his eagerness to see his present.

It works like this, she said. Suppose you wanted tore member the name of a poet Robert Burns, for instance.

A white young man, as if unaware of the racial conflicts that tore apart America in the 60's, stopped to help her.

This year, some of its inhabitants told me with satisfaction, it finally tore down the last of its old houses.

She wrote down some notes on a piece of paper, but her mother tore it up by mistake.

He tore his gaze away from her with difficulty, looking down at his hands, and fiddling with the broken twigs.

She sat down on the sofa next to me, tore the petals from the rose, cast them up in the air above us and called out "Three! "

I caught sight of the balcony where Romeo met his lover and imagined how Juliet tore her bed sheet into slices and made them into a rope.

He tore a long strip from one of his blankets and bound the ankle tightly. He tore other strips and bound them about his feet for footwear.

Truthfully, there is no doubt in mind he would've tore Collison a new a-hole tonight if it happened.

in Oxford, bought a brand-new copy for 35 pounds, dirtied it up a bit and tore off the paper cover, writing a fictitious name in the front.

She tore herself from him suddenly and ran up the steps. He felt a quick moisture in his eyes.

What I could not tolerate was that he tore the letter into pieces in the presence of me.

after the thunderstorm we found a tree with a split trunk; they tore big juicy chunks from the heart of the split watermelon.

"I must just try that, " said the boy, and went to a tree, tore off the bark with his axe, and rubbed it with one end of the plaster.

And yet there are others who blame him for the wars that tore the region apart some 11 years after his death.

The Spirit of the LORD came upon him in power so that he tore the lion apart with his bare hands as he might have torn a young goat.

It tore them violently out of their sleep as if an electric charge had bored through them.

He slowly squatted on his feet, tore off your last defense, suck your stiff penis into his mouth.

Yet when my son's doctor told me he thought it would be fine, that he could E-mail his assessments, I tore myself away.

Rossy said he had watched passenger ferries cutting a path between the Britain and France as he tore through the air.

M. Gillenormand trembled as he took the letter, read it, tore it in four pieces, and threw it into the waste-basket.

He tore himself away from his mother's arms and ran to the hallway.

The Peloponnesian War was the great conflict in which the Greek city state system tore itself apart two and a half millennia ago.

he and his wife waited anxiously look for everywhere, fangyuan kilometers have left their tore heart crack lung between the moan of.

"Then, " said the tradesman, "I change MY debt into one of honour; " and he tore up the note.

NASA officials say as of now, the tore solar wing is stable and seems to be delivering all of its power.

Jack tore down the road like the wind, with the ogre after him.

I always carry matches with me at such times and I tore out the pages of the first chapter of the book I was reading to get the fire going.

going under the railway arch he took out the envelope , tore it swiftly in shreds and scattered them towards the road.

Whereupon the Crab fastened his pincer-like fore claws upon the Crane's throat and tore at it until the Crane perished.

A year ago they tore up the rule book to bail out Greece and to ward off market attacks on other fiscal reprobates in the euro area.

The going wasn't easy , she slipped on a piece of ragged concrete and tore her dress on a rusty bit of steel rod .

The explosion ripped through the floor of the truck and destroyed Holtz's lower legs, broke her jaw and tore at the lower third of her face.

His claws tore her pelt as he dragged her to the her to the ground.

Why did you feel it was necessary to have this particular doctor tore come to your home and what did he specifically do for you?

Tore temperature: lift up the pressure on the press machine rod, pattern printed part of the burns you tear out of the backing sheet.

Charlotte tore quite a section out of her web, leaving an open space in the middle.

For just as it was Libyans who tore down the old order, it will be Libyans who build their new nation.

One whipped out his knife and tore my clothes off, cutting me on the back in the process.

He tore it open, his heart pounding, and found a sheet of blank paper inside. He knew instantly what she meant.

Jack tore it open. There inside was the gold box and an envelope. Jack's hands shook as he read the note inside.

I saw my mother tore a little double-sided adhesive, sticky, in which a slip of paper, stick into a circle.

Her stride was swift enough to keep pace with Grievous' wheel bike as it tore through the avenues of the sinkhole city.

They tore my clothes look like the flag, swinging in the wind.

The worst of them, by the name of Hines, routinely tore apart the shyest girls with her taunts and shunning.

The Iraqi army says at least 22 people are dead after a bomb tore through a busy square in a Shiite neighborhood in Baghdad today.

He tore some wadding from his jacket to plug the wound and went on firing .

She tore out funny items in the papers that would made him laugh and collected Eleanor cartoons, as well as cartoons about the president.

I discovered that I bored her to tears, which tore it for me.

He wrote quickly the address down in his notebook, tore the page out, and handed it to me.

Jack tore into the steak as though he hadn't eaten for a week .

When King Hezekiah heard this, he tore his clothes and put on sackcloth and went into the temple of the Lord .

He finally tore his eyes away from the Druidess Cliodna, who was scratching her nose, to open a bag of Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans.

Tears in her eyes, she tore her boy friend's letter into pieces.

Then David and all the men with him took hold of their clothes and tore them.

Receiving no answer, he tore his hair, and beat his feet upon the ground, like a distracted child.

Some protesters also climbed the embassy gate to enter the building, tore down and burned the British flag, then put on the Iranian flag.

Witnesses said it tore through a crush of waiting passengers just as a train pulled in.

The children tore out of the classroom when the bell rang .

As Samuel turned to leave, Saul caught hold of the hem of his robe, and it tore.

The shark tore two chunks from Cull's left leg, ripping off half his calf and leaving him with deep lacerations to his knee and thigh.

I tore the cloth from the altar, it is true; but it was to bind up the wounds of my country.

The landslide tore huge boulders from the steep sides of the valley around the town. Buildings were buried by the mud, sludge and rubble.

Miss Bartlett tore the note up and threw the pasty away, but she thought of the warm bed, the fires and soft sofas at Tuscany.

It goes without saying that this campaign tore at the very soul of the Teke people.

For this purpose, they tore up the pavement for the length of several houses more.

You tore down the walls to let me stray and wait for me there strussing yourself.

Following instructions, the children tore the paper and carefully laid strips in the manger for straw.

The wind of Sidr had blown all materials of the houses, tore apart all materials into pieces.

The two planes that tore through a brilliant sky on Sept. 11, 2001, instantly threw the life of every New Yorker into upheaval.

He tore a page out of his notebook and handed it to her.

One woman has claimed that Assange pinned her down to have sex with her and intentionally tore a condom he wore.

They tore my clothes , bullied and roared , as if they would have murdered me .

Keeping with his bizarre noble streak, he answered honestly, and then tore ass out of there like a flaming house cat.

Jagged cracks tore between the eruptions and a spiderweb pattern of glowing lava fissures spread over the world.

Not only did the fireball kill him, but it also blew his shoes apart, knocked out his assistant and tore a nearby door off its hinges.

The prospect of the world champion competing in the game look remote after she tore the cartilage of her right knee at a pregame .

The eight-year-olds tore out in front of me and were soon out of sight.

She claimed they were living a happy life together, but was extremely panicked when the Berlin Wall was tore down in 1989.

Kurt squeezed off a shot, and the round tore through one Elite's open helmet, emerging out the back in a spray of blue.

Entering his office, he tore out his coat and got down to work immediately.

"My sister got a gastric cancer. Two months have passed by! " The little brother said gently, whose parents were beside him and tore.

It was some time before the bleeding stopped. I wrapped my hand with a piece of cloth I tore off from my shirt.

Just as I started to breathe easier, a high - pitched mechanical scream tore through the dead air .

For he had often been chained hand and foot, but he tore the chains apart and broke the irons on his feet.

It was just one, small, teeny mistake and everyone tore me to pieces! Give us a break!

The king stood up, tore his clothes and lay down on the ground; and all his servants stood by with their clothes torn.

The tiger immediately jumped on him and tore him to pieces as punishment for his guilt.

They overturned the platform, recaptured their torches, tore the enemy's banner to tatters and drove them from their position.

The young man tore off his coat and plunged into the river to save the little girl.

But bad meal boxes feels a soft, gentle is no flexibility, tore up the rupture, sniff a unpleasant taste.

But the moment he heard that Napoleon had declared himself Emperor, he tore out the dedication on the title page.

In 24 hours, this region received as much rain as it normally gets in a month, and the floodwaters tore through buildings and roads.

and each one tore his robe and sprinkled dust on his head toward heaven.

Such blasts of energy also tore up the human species in the etheric, which yet again experienced another subsequent fall in consciousness.

Suddenly shots filled the tavern as a long burst tore the man in the long coat to bloody pieces.

Self-consciously, I tore the paper off and then stared at the box it concealed.

When the star ventured within 50 million kilometers, slightly closer than Mercury is to the sun, the black hole tore it to pieces.

He jumped out of bed , dressed , tore down the lane through a foggy dawn, and ascended the hill .

A face on a lover with a fire in his heart (gave you my heart). A man undercover but you tore me apart.

Once in a while, Yi Min picked a leaf down, tore it into pieces carelessly. Then picked another one, shredded again.

We dropped our clothes right there and tore down the trail to see who could get to the rope swing first.

She took the photograph and, without daring to look again, withdrew it from its frame and quickly tore it in pieces.

He tore my dress in amorous pursuit, and the mosquitoes got to my skin.

He flew into a rage and tore at my hair.

The soldiers tore up the family's tent and tried to push them back toward the Indian border town of Demchok, Indian authorities say.

An eagle, cruel as the king of the gods, came daily and tore him with his claws and beak.

John: Er! You know, you lent me your maths note yesterday, but I tore it accidently. I am so sorry.

The ship struck an iceberg, which tore a huge hole in her side.

"Sure, " she said, "because every page you turned you tore out. "

He tore her from the railing but as the police arrived she ran into traffic then tried to disappear in the crowd.

A sniper's bullet tore up a wall two inches above his head.

He removed the map, and then patiently tore it up into small pieces. Then he put all the pieces in his coat pocket.

Della tore at the string and paper, and then gave a scream of joy; and then, broke out in tears and cries.

One of Ms. Giffords' eyes was damaged by the bullet that tore through her brain on Saturday and was bandaged.

The sight of his misery tore at my heart.

We watched in amazement as she tore up the contract and threw it.

The ship struck a coral bed, which tore a large hole in the side of the ship.

Deco, meanwhile, tore his upper thigh muscle in the warm-up before the United game and is sidelined for a fortnight.

The brave solider tore down the enemy's flag.

He tore off a few leaves, wiped his arse with them, then rubbed his left hand against the earth in a bid to neutralize the smell.

And then came a mouse that always tore his cloth into ribbons. And then he would have to go out and beg for another piece of cloth.

Nine patients became increasingly restless, tore off the masks, or tried to climb over the siderails.

Bess tore her skirt a little and made a tempest in a teapot.

The lead ball was lost when workers at a cement plant tore down an old factory in the north-western Shaanxi Province.

Each boy to call bell, she felt a tore heart crack lung afflictive.

Herod the Great tore down the Temple that Zerubbabel had built and put up a grander one.

Clinton tore apart a White House butler's pantry to create a cozy breakfast nook, emblematic of the closeness the family sought.

Lisa tore up the test paper so that her mother wouldn't see her low grade.

In case the point was lost on anyone, he tore up his copy of the UN rule book.

Tore cold: lift up the pressure on the press machine, remove the clothing and wait for hot, his voice after mortgage to isolation of paper.

The old man was so disappointed after reading the letter, he tore it into pieces with his hands shaking.

With a forthrightness for which he has never otherwise been known, Mr Singh promptly tore down many of the controls.

The above was me a book excerpt basketball magazine, I just tore, no author's name, but this author is great!

A: I didn't catch the train this morning and i was late for the meeting. my boss tore into me. i feel terrble now.

The Civil War between North and South was a major conflict that nearly tore apart the young United States.

On Friday, a US nuclear submarine tore through the ship, sinking it within minutes.

I tore off the cover that was over Evan and immediately saw that he had been tortured and beaten.

Suddenly a gust of wind whipped the boat round. It tore the sails from the mast.

Later I realized that the paper I tore to write on was the back of my bank statement, name and address included.

And just as Ole spoke these words, that which Trufa had feared all these months happened - a wind came up and tore Ole loose from the twig.

A face on a lover with a fire in his heart, a man undercover but you tore me apart.

The sportsman tore up the stairs two steps at a time .

The latter option tore a hole in corporate profitability just two years ago; anecdotal evidence suggests a repeat performance is under way.

The part she tore lousy, she still want next part, and then took a book kept hitting me on the head, really painful, painful.

West Wind tore into the waves and its paddles strained as darkness fell over the impartial sea.

The wind tore AT the newly planted sapling.

But Tore Godal, special advisor to the prime minister of Norway, denied that politicians do not demand research.

The National Guardsmen tore up the flag, and carried off its tattered remains on the points of their bayonets.

Your stepfather tore off the roof tin and smashed the ladder with a crowbar.

The cat tore out, with the dog close behind, as soon as I opened door.

Also Sunday, the lead investigator of the sinking said his team had concluded that a 'non-contact' explosion tore the ship apart.

When Ahab heard these words, he tore his clothes, put on sackcloth and fasted. He lay in sackcloth and went around meekly.

Col Marks' phone call with his wife tore him up.

At this, Job got up and tore his robe and shaved his head.

In the consumption of bread is not bread knife to cut, but tore a piece of bread by hand, and then into the mouth.

Fueledby a million man-made wings of fire---the rocket tore a tunnel through the sky---and everybody cheered.

How again tore heart crack lung again how hysteria, leave still is the only expression still.

After reading the letter, the mother was extremely disappointed, and with trembling fingers, she tore it into pieces.

The notes and letters made her disgust; they would be tore seriously whenever she saw them.

In the 1980s, subway expansion tore up U Street, but Ben's remained open throughout years of construction.

And only then, of course, will the actual election tore place George Bush in the White House begin.

McGrady will be a breakthrough by the lightning tore the opponent's line of defense, other defense exist in name only.

However, I tore myself away from the book, reapplied my lipstick and cycled over to St James's and Spencer House.

She tore up the photo, will together with broken memories, together into the wastebin.

So he tore up the rules and teamed up with a bunch of progressives.

I tore up the letter and, with tears in my eyes, kissed the hand which held it.

After one hunt, a chimp tore a piece of meat and gave it to a fellow male hunter.

His death tore my family apart. My parents divorced, and my own heart was broken.

She tore along the footpath on her bike.

Skin tore away from the heels of my palms as I slid to a stop.

Each not people who understand love will meet a people who understand love, then go through a tore heart crack lung of love.

A massive wildfire tore through outlying Athenian suburbs, destroying homes and forcing thousands to flee in dramatic overnight evacuations.

Earlier, the hurricane's eye passed south of the (Cayman) Islands and (Jamaica), where it snapped trees, tore off roofs and flooded streets.

We only have one wedding photo, and I tore it in two.

Not a spider's web that was out of doors escaped the storm, which tore up even the strong-branched oak.

She was so angry that she actually tore up the letter.

As soon as the king of Israel read the letter, he tore his robes and said, 'Am I God? Can I kill and bring back to life?

The terror, Mr Figes notes, "tore apart the moral ties that hold together a society. " It is still recovering.

It was the misunderstanding that tore them apart.

There was a sound of someone coming upstairs, she tore herself away.

She tore it open and fished out a note the same size as the first one.

They tore the fire asunder, extinguished the flames, set their dear sister free, and kissed and embraced her.

TERRIBLE TWISTER: On Monday, people surveyed cars damaged by a tornado that tore through Malaga, Spain, Sunday.

Explosive shell tore into the wall of the strongpoint.

Grievous climbed aboard his waiting wheel bike and tore off into the alleys and corridors of the sinkhole city.

By 1860, the conflict over these values broke out into a civil war that nearly tore the country apart.

We are as shattered as the windows and mirrors that tumbled when that 300-mile fault tore open in the middle of a late-summer night.

They tore down part of the fence surrounding the airport, and pelted the soldiers surrounding it with stones.

She tore up the letter as soon as she had read it.

He tore off a piece of his coat and, using his blookdas ink, he wrote his last letter.

The latter remain the obfuscation didn't broad awake, but tore and was bearing what huge of painful common, eyebrows Cu of extra deep.

I need not describe the terror which it caused and the despair left in its trail in families from which it tore one member after another.

The twisters tore up ten homes along with a school and officials reported several minor injuries.

Municipality park resolute decision, tore down dopant house, make these bodies resided the heavy Huan sparkle of "baby" of "humble room" .

Many tore down traditional homes and uprooted venerable trees to build concrete dream houses using nearly every square meter of the plot.

The wind tore the sail to ribbons.

At their latest debate the Republican presidential candidates tore into the Fed for being too interventionist.

Mr. Zhang lived here for almost 40 years, until a group of strangers tore his bungalow down as he slept.

Mary fell down in the street and tore her dress.

a section of the earth ' s crust hundreds of kilometers long tore off its moorings , slamming into the seawater above.

John tore up his test paper so that his mother won't see his low grades.

He tore some of the papers out of the book.

One family stayed alive by lying under a bed all night as the cyclone tore down their house piece by piece.

The boy tore up the stairs two steps at a time.

He had run no long distance, when the Lion, turning about, seized him and tore him to pieces.

When he then received another letter, he tore it up.

She tore the chicken apart and began to eat.

The shots tore into Grievous' open carapace. The blasts cracked the pressurized organ jar, igniting the preservative fluids.

I swept aside the veil from my face, I tore the ruby chain from my neck and flung it in his path.

The ship tore ahead through mountainous waves.

She accidentally shut her skirt in the door and tore it.

then they tore their clothes , and when each man loaded his donkey , they returned to the city.

When Reuben returned to the cistern and saw that Joseph was not there, he tore his clothes.

But the United Nations continued it efforts tore-establish a government through a series of some sixteen failed "peaceconferences. "

He tore a leaf out of his notebook.

She tore the child from its father's arms.

Hello Tore, what makes the Norway branch of the Liverpool Supporters' Club different from the others?

This fragment of rock is the remains of a dungeon whose walls life tore asunder.

He tore the poem up, with a warning (not) to waste time in his class.

Approximately 10 minuets had gone by when I finally tore myself away from the photo and decided to venture into chat.

I picked up the card and tore it into long strips, then ripped the strips into thirds.

who tore the last page out of the mystery book which i was reading ?

The Titans tore up enormous boulders and cast them at the gods, while Zeus hurled his thunderbolts and his lightenings in all directions.

The lion's paws and mane were flecked with mud as he tore at the earth.

Hardly had he got tore when it began to rain.

With that, he tore the cover off the cage.

But the other falcons would not have him and tore him to death.

A handful breached the walls and tore down the Stars and Stripes to replace it with the Syrian flag.

In it, he tore apart the misplaced belief that Moore's Law would continue to unleash higher and higher CPU clock speeds.

wrapping He picked up the bottle and tore off its paper wrapping . . .

The guns tore open big holes in the Confederate battle line. But the southerners kept moving forward up the hill.

Brother, you know? Girl so happy, but also very sad! The girl cried, cried the first so tore heart crack.

sweep lining control of spill: now sweeping lining overflow behavior have tore page, appearance, poor quality.

He calmly tore the report and its cover into pieces and dropped them into his pocket.

The deep, concentrated movements of the basic hula steps re-tore the scar tissue that pulled on my leg.

The blast tore a six-metre (20ft) hole in the wall of the base, in the of the eastern province of Wardak.

The soldier tore off his clothes and jumped into the water to save the boy from drowning.

He tore a long strip from one of his two blankets and bound the ankle tightly.

Ruins overlook streets where fighting tore the capital apart in the early 1990s, leaving the city, and the nation, in chaos.

The lady tore the curtain aside and looked out.

Today, one student, the 'simple cherry' tore up the registration of one.

In the bathroom she tore off her soiled clothes and flung them into the corner.

The ferocious tiger tore the lamb apart with its teeth.

Villagers tore down fencing and smashed coal trucks at the lead smelting factory in Shaanxi Province.

Him a map to explore the jungle by some monkeys stole and tore a piece shredding .