用torn apart造句子，“torn apart”造句

Computer simulations show that stars of the Milky Way's halo originated in older galaxies torn apart by collisions.

Xinhua said officials had reported 43 dead because one body was torn apart in the crash and had been counted as two.

The particles could also reveal their presence in bursts of gravitational waves radiated when their clouds are torn apart around the black hole or when particles move from one axion cloud to another.

Painted in acrylic paint on Xuan paper, there is a grid in which the ancient seal scripts are torn apart and rebuilt without disrupting the essential format indigenous to their origins.

He had been all but torn apart by a shellburst in France.

It feels like I've torn apart my life, and I'm rebuilding it from fairly basic building blocks. That takes time.

She felt a strange kinship with her, because she was torn apart at the idea of never seeing Cal Barton again.

The middle-class family in “Anger” is torn apart when the 20-year-old heroine, Rose, is forced to sleep with a soldier to stop the regime from seizing their land.

Global finance is being torn apart; it can be put back together again.

hearts have been torn apart, scattered in the air, like flowers have withered, can not be recovered again.

I once thought that everything in the past had become a memory, but I still did not expect to wait for it in a certain corner of my memory. Then, at some point, the wound that had already been scab was torn apart, and allowed to cry silently.

A child in that role usually feels torn apart and on some level resentful about having to parent the parent.

The country was torn apart by fierce clashes between tribes.

At the Imperial Freight Complex, she found disheartening news from Lo Kahn and Luwingo: the Starlight Intruder had been torn apart by Imperial-sanctioned scavs and melted for slag.

By returning, you may ensure that fewer souls are maimed, fewer families are torn apart.

Evidence from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Magellan telescopes suggest a star was torn apart by an intermediate-mass black hole in a globular cluster.