1.   One error and he would have been torn loose and hurled overboard to be smothered by the driving spray.

2.   A wrist was nearly severed and the intestines were torn loose, said a senior police official who insisted on anonymity.

3.   Churning rivers, pregnant with silt and vegetation torn loose from the banks, rush through the marshes to the ocean.

4.   I always remember my grandmother saying that if it had been his old overalls the material would have torn loose.

5.   Pro Bowl cornerback Ray Buchanan will have arthroscopic surgery today to help re-attach a ligament that tore partially loose in the back of his shoulder last season. . . .

6.   The plane, torn loose, smashed against the mountains and Byrd had to rescue the party in a larger plane.

7.   Battered and broken railway cars were covered by bricks torn loose from the building.

8.   Battered and broken railway cars were covered in brick torn loose from the building.

9.   Fudge led at first, but fell behind when its main sail tore loose from the boom and had to be refastened.

10.   Nearby, several hundred workers organized by the local Communist Party gathered bunches of bananas torn loose by Georges.