Another rock tore one of his wings.

He flew sprawling; a rock tore his cheek, and huge jaws closed on his ankle.

The rock tore at his sides and his back.

The rocks tore a six-meter long and one-meter wide hole above the water line.

The rock tore a hole in the glass with a satisfying shattering sound that the night seemed to swallow very quickly.

I winced as the rock tore my fingers, but held on and worked my way back down the cliff face.

The rock tore a hole through the plates from the bow to the engine room amidships, four to 12 feet wide.

Jagged rocks tore at Eragon's stomach as he tumbled to a stop.

"Else the rock will tear your back to shreds."

If she hadn't put her hands over the top of her head, that second rock might have torn open her scalp, she thought later.