"to piece" or "of piece"?
| He literally tears the city to pieces. |
| It has stopped me from falling to pieces. |
| The leaves should always be torn to pieces, rather than cut, in order to keep the flavour. |
| University counseling services report that students are going to pieces in record numbers. |
| More for the ending when Obi Wan cuts Anakin to pieces and he burns there on that volcano. |
| I grew up jumping on baddies ' heads, shooting them to pieces and sniping them from craggy outposts on alien worlds. |
| The cruel nature of editing Now that you have your beautiful words on the page, you're required to hack them to pieces. |
| Gough Whitlam came close to being torn to pieces by a crowd of farmers in Perth in 1974 seething with anger and hatred. |
| A cameraman above the water was also controlling a camera attached to a poll to piece together images of the great whites. |
| You need to decide what kind of piece you would like. |
| The Wakid is made of pieces of carefully split bamboo. |
| Every year thousands of pieces of evidence are examined by F. |
| Don't make use of very, rambling penalties and therefore dense sentences inside of pieces. |
| A selection of pieces from your work Festival Nights have been nominated for an AOP Award. |
| In addition he entrusted him with thousands of pieces of the Treasure that had been cut up. |
| That simple! The fact that you must manage the position of pieces with the colored pins makes the game very addictive. |
| Today, the police band has a large collection of pieces arranged by Ghanaians which forms part of the band's repertoire. |
| In an attempt to make the house more homely soldiers quickly acquired all sorts of pieces of furniture including a piano. |
| If these looks are not to your liking, fret not as the collection had a LOT of pieces that are more suited to everyday wear. |
| My heart was severely broken into pieces. |
| They cut plantain trees into pieces, about 1. |
| I will split it into pieces: Quote: Dow-Gold Ratio. |
| I got a couple of assistants to trace the drawings in Flash and chop them into pieces. |
| All of his men suddenly get split into pieces as David realises that he is now on his own. |
| There's barely enough time for his heart to break into pieces before Go-dong calls him over. |
| Then they break the tablet into pieces, mix these with the boiled rice and keep the mixture untouched for two days. |
| My flashlight was unfortunately left on an upper shelf, and has been smashed into pieces in the falling of the chimney. |
| He pulled it until it was torn or it was cut (into pieces) and he said: God has not commanded us to clothe stones and clay. |
| He explores five main ways that languages change, such as sound change and the transformation of words into pieces of grammar. |
| The race was in pieces at that stage. |
| Better take it slow and get late than arrive there in pieces. |
| The story of Microsoft's Courier has only been told in pieces. |
| The answer, it turns out, is this: in pieces, warrior-style, on the back of a crocodile. |
| So ends one chapter in the saga that has unfolded in pieces on television, Twitter and YouTube. |
| In pieces, in a pile on the floor, with no idea how to go forward, your expectations of the future are meaningless. |
| These are those which when you board you just pray all the way that you arrive in Dar in one piece, and not in pieces. |
| Back to Colombo -- In pieces Early the next day, we were squeezed in a little van of sort, and transported to Hunasgiriya. |
| It is NEVER the fault of the victim How can you be kind and loving to someone who doesn't let you sleep in piece without trying it on. |
| As roads got built up, like highway 12 was reconstructed in pieces, the completed section was easily plowed and winged into the ditch. |
| In other words, Labour is building an alternative narrative piece by piece. |
| It contained natural uranium placed in graphite and controlled by pieces of cadmium and boron rods. |
| I gradually expanded the essay piece by piece over years because I felt people should know the whole story. |
| What should I get? Thanks for the help I know people don't like clones and piece by piece I am learning why. |
| By doing this work piece by piece over a long period of time, you know you will eventually achieve the target. |
| You try to build, piece by piece, the image of the man And in this, the ghost had achieved everything he set out to do. |
| The only possible path at this point for republicans would be in trying to piece by piece repeal parts of the ACA that they don't like. |
| He never forgot the sight of a giant stone arm displayed in Madison Square as the Statue of Liberty arrived from France piece by piece. |
| I seem to remember the fuselage halves were a very good fit and the bulkheads had to be manipulated piece by piece as the fuselage was fixed together. |
| At one point the drawers were filled with pieces of paper but are now shredded to confetti by miscellaneous rodents. |
| Friday: The Orionid meteor shower consists of the Earth colliding with pieces of the remains of Halley's Comet's tail. |
| You can not write a history -- especially an economic history - of the early modern world without engaging with pieces of eight. |
| The tomb is of white marble inlaid with pieces of precious stones and is daily bestrewed with sandal-paste and Itars (perfumes). |
| Some poets work may be featured three or four times each year, with pieces initially selected being broadcast in future programmes. |
| Since the camera seemed to be in great condition, I decided instead to rebuild it, replacing the missing parts with pieces from my spares. |
| Scientists, using genetic engineering with pieces of DNA code, have been able to grow missing body parts (they showed a nose) in a petri dish. |
| Thursday, October 18, 2012 Saturday: The Orionid meteor shower consists of the Earth colliding with pieces of the remains of Halley's Comet's tail. |
| CM: With pieces like Objets de Grve (1999 -- 2000 ), did you feel that you ran the risk of being instrumentalized? JLM: It was part of the project. |
| He filters out some he thinks he recognizes, such as pieces of the ubiquitous colored ear-swab shafts -- to check under the microscope. |
| Work by Impressionist Guy Rose and landscape artist Hanson Duvall Puthuff were also taken, as well as pieces by Abstract Expressionists, including Johns, Philip Guston and Franz Kline. |
| They look for pieces, and defensive pieces help round out rotations. |
| When he does n't, it leaves the door wide open for pieces like this one. |
| Above and beyond the question of how relevant ' experiments ' with undergraduates playing for pieces of chocolate and $1 bills are r. |
| In 2009, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, who owned the debris, began soliciting for groups to apply for pieces of the steel to be used in memorials. |
| Foods to avoid: 3 to 5 years Choking hazards: Your child is a very competent eater now, but you should still be on the lookout for pieces of food that he could choke on. |
| Ceriyati used a rope strung together from pieces of cloth. |
| She uses everything, from pieces of metal and electronic parts, to computer circuit boards and chips. |
| I am still working at a career and right now gratification comes from pieces that have lasting impact. |
| Her assistant, Phyllis Hsia, takes samples from pieces in Hong Kong and sends them directly to London for testing. |