How to use "torn" in a sentence

One evening in October 1815, an hour before sunset, a man with a long beard and dusty, torn clothes walked into the town of Digne

By the light of a lamp on the pavement, he could see a torn jacket, trousers with holes in them, and two bare feet

Then Cham would be torn away from her for two long years.

The police and the morticians had advised her that Danny was so badly torn up, so horribly mangled, that she was better off not looking at him

But if Michael hadn't torn up Danny's room, if Michael hadn't written those words on the chalkboard, then who had?

A blood-freezing image rose at the back of her mind: the house torn apart by a colossal blast, shrapnel of wood and glass and metal whistling toward her, hundreds of sharp fragments piercing her from head to foot.

An image of his victim's torn throat exploded in his memory, and a shock wave of nausea overwhelmed him.

No torn metal

There were papers everywhere, chairs lay on their sides, and one of the window curtains was half-torn and hanging down

Further down the road, a woman in torn clothes was sitting on a doorstep

They stand up in front of me, torn and dog-bitten