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(181) He heard Nora tearing a strip off an orderly for not returning the food bins to the kitchen soon enough.

(182) Conclusion: Hyperhidrosis, sialorrhea, and excessive tearing are traits that may indicate a phenotype that predicts resistance to hyperactive airway diseases such as exercise-induced asthma in humans.

(183) They were tearing down that old building in order to build a new apartment house there.

(184) Experimental corisiderations show that the tearing modulus and GOA are more applicable elasto - plastic fracture parameters.

(185) Susan had several options, the way she saw it: tempt fate by tearing apart the potato patch, turn herself in and lead the police to the body(sentencedict.com/tearing.html), or leave town and change her name.

(186) Hundreds of rebels cheered wildly and danced as they took over the compound filled with eucalyptus trees, raising their tricolor from the front gate and tearing down a large billboard of Gadhafi.

(187) The big male elephant running amok in the village, tearing up the trees by their roots.

(188) Graham: Well, I guess a little tearing and chaffing is normal under the circumstances.

(189) Got hankies? The next speaker is a weeper. The new House Speaker John Boehner has a reputation for tearing up.

(190) By taking off the makeup, tearing off the veil[sentencedict.com], or enjoining the appearances to disappear?

(191) If there is no serious problem or if the tearing is seasonal, as with allergies, your simplest solution may be to treat the staining cosmetically .

(192) Tearing mode instabilities have been discussed for a reversed field pinch configuration of Bessel function model surrounded by a vacuum region.

(193) In order to prevent the reformation of subdural effusion, it is recommended that evacuation of the effusion should be followed by tearing the arachnoid membrane of ci...

(194) On the way back, he fell right in front of a first aid station, tearing a big hole in the pants and hurting his knee.

(195) Patients present with a painful, red eye accompanied by tearing, blurred vision, and photophobia.

(196) The drayman's dog attacked the stranger, tearing his glove an dripping his trousers.

(197) While tearing down the banner he had received a sword-cut across his face.

(198) They are tearing down the old houses to make way a new road.

(199) Congratulations! The eaglet started trying to eat by himself, tearing and swallowing his prey like a real raptor.

(200) " God send us good news, " the father said, slowly tearing the envelope.

(201) Lamellar tearing is a kind of brittle fracture in thick plate of steel structures, which usually occurs in cruciform, tee and corner joints.

(202) Paper birch is the best of the hardwood, often running in bursting strength up to 80% and in tearing strength up to 90% of spruce pulp.

(203) This type of adhesive tape is resistant to tearing and aging.

(204) They are tearing down old sheds and running up new apartment houses.

(205) Eyelet: To prevent tearing small metal flanged ring was clenched into a punched hole for reinforcement.

(206) The front surface of the cover lip is affixed with an instantaneous sealing strip. The seal lip is provided with a tearing trace notched-line along the widthwise direction of the cover.

(207) Before, pay treasure main leech on to the net that clean out treasure, offer for its trade pay a service, after tearing apart, paid treasure to see bigger exterior market.

(208) Jerusalem, 1191 A. D. The Third Crusade is tearing the Holy Land apart.

(209) I knew that strip mining was tearing up many scenic areas and that clear-cutting was causing widespread damage in the mountains.

(210) The tendency of hot tearing during solidification and cold crack during cooling was predicted by employing different criteria based on the simulated stress results.