Usar "tear up" en una oración

1. The bouquet of aroma filled the air like a cloud of incense, making his nose run and his eyes tear up as though he was, indeed, surrounded in smoke

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2. prepare the way of the people; cut up, tear up the highway; gather out the stones; lift up a standard for the people

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3. She thought about Daniel, with his big, watery-looking eyes that would tear up even when he was happy

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4. Sunglassed to the hilt and appearing just as menacing as the first ones, they pulled out an arsenal of guns and got ready to tear up

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5. His eyes begin to tear up as he listens to what is around him

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6. Maggie looked at me, her eyes starting to tear up

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7. Verse 27 makes me tear up, "But Jesus was quick to comfort them, ��Take courage! It's me

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8. As Sean speaks to him, I think I see his eyes tear up

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9. out and rest so that all of the chemicals used don't tear up the land

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10. "If one does, the waves simply tear up this inlet and we don't want to lose our boat, do we?"

11. She started to tear up

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12. Those brown eyes were quivering searching his face for something then she they started to tear up

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13. He started to tear up he couldn't believe it he was starting to cry

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14. I began to tear up just a bit

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15. As Jane's eyes caught sight of her old home, her eyes began to tear up

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16. Willard the butler began to tear up and hurried to let them in

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17. We still pick the berries this time of year, but it’s slow work; and if we use the machinery we tear up the trees too much for only a little bit of coffee

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18. In the morning she’d tear up her silly confession, renounce revenge, and try to make it up with Stephen—she should be able to get him away from the clutches of that scrawny old woman she’d seen him with

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19. tear up the photo and say the following

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20. When 3 nights have passed, tear up the photo and say the following

21. Drew watched him tear up his card and felt his temper rising, but before he could react Todd had shepherded him through the door

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22. Besides, I have an idea that devil could tear up any tree around here by its roots

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23. ” Max smiled defiantly as he made like he was prepared to tear up the precious envelope, rather than let Barclay win

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24. They would climb the furniture, they would tear up the furniture, they would get into screaming fits and temper tantrums, they would throw items around, the items would hit the windows shattering the glass and Mike and Mitch would start biting everybody in their family

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25. My eyes tear up as the cold filters in around my sunglasses

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26. I’d very much like to tear up your license in front of you

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27. Did you see his expression last night? He didn’t even tear up

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28. ” She began to tear up

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29. why would you do this to me?” He started to tear up and then said,

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30. He sat there for a while thinking and started to tear up

31. They started to tear up again

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32. Donnie McClurkin sings a song, JUST FOR ME, that causes me to tear up every time I

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33. So that was what I would do--bend down and tear up weeds, and in this way forget the extraordinary sunlit, gaping, empty little house

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34. But is it not irritating to be sitting under your favourite tree, pencil in hand, and eyes turned skywards expectant of the spark from heaven that never falls, and then to have a man appear suddenly round the corner who immediately begins quite close to you to tear up the earth with his fangs? No one will ever know the number of what I believe are technically known as winged words that I have missed bringing down through interruptions of this kind

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35. Stephanie’s eyes began to tear up

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36. But he used to run off and tear up the neighbor’s gardens, run across the street and make drivers slam on

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37. Cap’n swallowed hard, Sound was starting to tear up, Smitty stared down at the floor, and Nurse listened intently, each absorbed in thought, each feeling guilty for the secret they kept tucked deep inside

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38. “It said that we should give you over or they’ll tear up our community and expose us to the world

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39. She began to tear up tufts of grass

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40. Then she began to tear up

41. “We can't tear up the whole countryside can we?” Caesar finally said when they were almost through with the job

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42. They can’t have kids, so when I was little, they’d encourage me to tear up the house and make all the noise I wanted

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43. Sara looks at the desk and starts to tear up

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44. Once the line is drawn and the wall is built: who dares tear down that wall? Who dares to tear up the road that was built? Once a wall is built: people get used to it being there

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45. My heart feels like it is in my throat and my eyes burn and threaten to tear up again

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46. But when I open the door, her mouth drops and her eyes tear up

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47. As he thought about this his eyes began to tear up, and Britt stepped in to console him

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48. My eyes began to tear up and I fought back the impulse to cry

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49. As I drove away the wind in my eyes made them tear up, but I counted that as water the wind had made

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50. "I have now got to tear up my garments, to scatter about my armour, knock my head against these rocks, and more of the same sort of thing, which thou must witness

51. By the way, did I tear up that envelope? Yes: under the bridge

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52. But there's one thing—he can have a rope ladder; we can tear up our sheets and make him a rope ladder easy enough

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53. Chad: That would be awesome! We just can’t be cattle or something that would tear up my yard, though

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54. He walked among them, listening to their stories, marveling at how they savored the mess hall grub, watching them tear up over photographs of wives and steady girls who, they hoped, hadn’t given them up for dead

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55. ‘Our? Why our? What’s so awful is that one can’t tear up the past by its roots

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56. However, the hotel did not, as we had imagined, contain a piano, and when management forbade the film crew to tear up the carpets by loading in a Hammond organ, it left Steve Nieve with nothing to do with his hands

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57. She hadn’t intended to tear up her life

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58. She waved at the smoke as if that was what had made her tear up

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59. We usually tear up places like this, which is why I had lobbied for the McBurger on a little side street

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60. Some of the stories told at the mikes were heartbreaking, and I watched spectators tear up as they listened

61. For most Germans, Hitler’s trump card was that he intended to tear up the hated Treaty of Versailles: He would build up Germany’s armed forces and start taking back the territory the Treaty had taken away

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62. Military coup by the east (1966): Officers of the Ibo tribe in the east seize control, tear up the federal constitution, and set up a centralised state

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63. Instead the laurels go to Laszlo Biro, a Hungarian journalist fed up with having to fill his fountain pen every five minutes only to see it tear up the newsprint paper he was using

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64. Tear up every building in that area to find them

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65. Bahorel was a good-natured mortal, who kept bad company, brave, a spendthrift, prodigal, and to the verge of generosity, talkative, and at times eloquent, bold to the verge of effrontery; the best fellow possible; he had daring waistcoats, and scarlet opinions; a wholesale blusterer, that is to say, loving nothing so much as a quarrel, unless it were an uprising; and nothing so much as an uprising, unless it were a revolution; always ready to smash a window-pane, then to tear up the pavement, then to demolish a government, just to see the effect of it; a student in his eleventh year

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66. When this is done, I thought, I must tear up the pictures, burn the notes

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67. What does every one who wants to step into the street do? He goes down stairs; you will tear up your sheets, little by little you will make of them a rope, then you will climb out of your window, and you will suspend yourself by that thread over an abyss, and it will be night, amid storm, rain, and the hurricane, and if the rope is too short, but one way of descending will remain to you, to fall

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68. You will have another life beyond this! Tear up that newspaper

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69. All, save I, were at rest or in enjoyment; I, like the arch-fiend, bore a hell within me, and finding myself unsympathized with, wished to tear up the trees, spread havoc and destruction around me, and then to have sat down and enjoyed the ruin

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70. Then he began to tear up his shirt, which seemed to him a terrible burden

71. "Enough, Kirillov, I assure you it's enough," cried Pyotr Stepanovitch almost imploringly, trembling lest he should tear up the paper; "that they may believe you, you must say it as obscurely as possible, just like that, simply in hints

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72. I thought that he would never plough it up, but he, the fool, came with his plough and began to tear up the soil

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73. Thus I know a case of a sergeant, who during a pacification was beaten by two peasants, and who reported accordingly, but who the next day, when he saw the tortures to which the peasants were subjected, begged the commander of the company to tear up the report and to discharge the peasants who had beaten him

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74. "Oh, Lord! Have pity on innocent souls!" In his mind Semyon saw the engine strike against the loosened rail with its left wheel, shiver, careen, tear up and splinter the sleepers—and just there, there was a curve and the embankment seventy feet high, down which the engine would topple—and the third-class carriages would be packed … little children… All sitting in the train now, never dreaming of danger

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75. The next day, after seeing the atrocities perpetrated on the other peasants, he entreated the commander of his company to tear up his complaint and let off the two peasants

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