on a tear

Then they went on a tear from 1970 to 1984.

Always going off on a tear when you are least expected to!

When she gets on a tear, it could be most anything.

And the stock market has been on a tear since the year began.

The stock market, while no longer on a tear, is still up about 70% over the past year.

Apple has gone on a tear the last few years.

In the mid-1980s, the city and its growing financial sector were on a tear.

Since then, though, the Heat have been on a tear, winning 16 of their last 18 games.

He closed the 2010 season on a tear and then forced his way into playing every day last year.

In addition to energy, the technology sector has been on a tear.

With the stock on a tear, he had been thinking about selling.

Once we came off the final bend she just went on a tear.

Ticket sales went on a tear for most of the fall.

Size aside, all of these stocks have been on a tear.

New York then went on a tear, winning five in a row.

Really had some ripping good times when he went out on a tear.

But take away the first quarter, and growth stocks have been on a tear.

But Lehman's stock has been on a tear since then and is up to $151.

But they went on a tear, winning six consecutive games.

The privileged and the middle classes are on a tear.

Failure is a far better teacher than success, and since the early 2000s, Apple had been on a tear.

He was off the mark for three quarters (5 of 16 from the field), but then went on a tear.

When those stocks were on a tear, investors did not care.

That girl has just been on a tear with the bat, Jones said.

It's been on a tear this summer, rising more than 15 percent in August alone.