being torn in English
being ripped, being pulled apart
Use "being torn" in a sentence
1. The dead are being torn away into nothingness.
2. In many lands, families are being torn apart by divorce.
3. The family is being torn apart by rumor and innuendo.
4. Being torn in various directions is something he quickly becomes accustomed to.
5. Right now, your apartment is being torn apart, and your relatives are being questioned.
6. Shortages of quality materials resulted in plywood being torn off the wings on several aircraft.
7. These feelings can come when our time and attention are being torn between competing demands and priorities.
8. He presented the earth as an essentially static, harmonious system that was being torn apart by human greed.
9. They must have been washed up on this ancient beach after being torn from their moorings, perhaps by a storm.
10. For example, you probably know of lands that right now are being torn apart as different factions fight for political dominance.
11. Even while North and South were being torn apart East and West had been drawn together by the Pony Express the most daring mail route in history.
12. The history of the temple is closely attached to the life of a mandarin named Nguyễn Khoa Luận, while the country was being torn by the invaders.
13. Crackles are abnormal lung sounds characterized by discontinuous clicking or rattling sounds. Crackles can sound like salt dropped onto a hot pan or like cellophane being crumpled or like velcro being torn open
14. Bratty lost her mind when she found her friend being torn to pieces by the ravenous pack, and killed them all with the gun she had in their inventory with nigh military precision, saving most of Catty's nearly dead body
15. Where was solid water beneath it, is now air, and for the first time it feels the grip of gravity, and down it falls, at the same time being torn Asunder from the lagging bottom of the wave and flung forward.
16. The folds of the loops (3) do not protrude from the anchor sleeve (1) towards the front, thus preventing the loops (3) from being torn off at the folds thereof when the anchored anchor sleeve (1) is subjected to tensile stress.
17. Likewise, vast tracts of the Amazonian and Indonesian rainforests are being torn up to make way for biofuel crops like palm oil and for food crops like soya, releasing millions of tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere and threatening to destroy our global air conditioning system.
18. The anatomical relationships of the nerve of the vein explain the risk of them being torn away, due to the intimate contact of the nerve all along the leg, and in some places due to the particularly strong adherence between the nerve and the adventitia [8].