tear off

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

"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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The incident Thursday tore off a large portion of the engine's rear covering while spewing flames and metal debris.

As he ran, Feliks dropped the gun and tore off his coat .

He dragged a mouse tore off the computer and trampled it.

And the crowd rose up together against them, and the magistrates tore off their garments and ordered some to beat them with rods.

A rogue gust of wind tipped over a semi and tore off its roof in Michigan.

He tore off his clothes and jumped into water to save the boy drowning.

He tore off his coat as he ran.

The mother tore off a handful of the beautiful ears of grain and cleaned his clothes with them.

In nearby Birmingham, heavy winds knocked down power lines and tore off roofs.

With what seemed a single movement she tore off her clothes and flung them disdainfully aside.

He tore off his coat and assumed a fighting posture.

It also cut off half Don Quixote's ear, and tore off his armour on that side.

I tore off a piece and he stowed it gratefully in some secret place under his rags.

I tore off the paper on the parcel.

The secretary tore off two letters in five minutes.

It turns when I tore off the bone, I couldn't lift my leg in one.

The speed-boats tore off towards the bay.

He tore off before we said goodbye to him.

He tore off after the bus.

He tore off before we could say a word.

ln his passion , he tore off my robe and he threw me on the bed

tore off my robe and he threw me on the bed