being torn to pieces|being torn to piece in English

being ripped to shreds, being shredded

Use "being torn to pieces|being torn to piece" in a sentence

1. The dead are being torn away into nothingness.

2. 28 I was torn between being an artist and being a physicist.

3. Being torn in various directions is something he quickly becomes accustomed to.

4. Right now, your apartment is being torn apart, and your relatives are being questioned.

5. The same feeling of being lost and torn between cultures.

6. In many lands, families are being torn apart by divorce.

7. The family is being torn apart by rumor and innuendo.

8. The cells of the opposite block had been torn to pieces.

9. Do you think you can piece this torn curtain?

10. She tried to piece together the cheque which he had just torn up.

11. His body was torn four times with the red-hot tongs before being subjected to the ultimate punishment.

12. Shortages of quality materials resulted in plywood being torn off the wings on several aircraft.

13. They were torn to bits.

14. I threw away the guava core, and it too was torn to pieces by the children.

15. This piece of paper, torn into six large pieces, unsigned and undated, was addressed to the German military attaché stationed at the German Embassy, Max von Schwartzkoppen.

16. These feelings can come when our time and attention are being torn between competing demands and priorities.

17. Carian Cole’s most popular book is Torn (All Torn Up, #1).

18. On one occasion, Jews in Jerusalem would have torn him to pieces had Roman soldiers not rescued him.

19. I'll have you torn into so many pieces, even the vultures won't find them.

20. He presented the earth as an essentially static, harmonious system that was being torn apart by human greed.

21. Since low-carbon steel is soft, larger pieces are torn off by the grinding wheel.

22. You're torn. I understand.

23. I've torn a ligament.

24. Torn limb from limb.

25. He's torn a cartilage.