torn up造句

The tree was torn up by the gale.

And the laws of physics do not have to be torn up after all.

Some environmentalists claim that Brazilian farmers have torn up forest to plant cane.

That leaf was almost certainly torn up and sent to the incinerator .

She tried to burrow back beneath the pile of grass she had torn up when she went to sleep.

My dad (a chiropractor) uses it because his hands get really torn up after a long day.

The wind redoubled in fury, and all at once the great tree fell, torn up by the roots, and lay among the pitying Reeds.

Before it lay a smoking iron-mine in a field of uprooted trees, which the giant miners had torn up in their search for iron nuggets.

Article 24 the account books established by a business shall be coded based on the page Numbers and shall not be torn up.

A few miles later I came to the mine itself, where earlier that day peasants had torn up the parking lot, broken the Windows, and scrawled graffiti across the walls.

Ministers have not been short of advice, and the theme underlying most of it is that, with the government desperate to secure investment, the no-subsidy pledge will have to be torn up.