1
The shrill lamentations of the women seemed to rend the sunny air.
2
My soul travaileth sore, and hope and doubt rend me in twain.
3
Instruments designed to rend and maim, and they all looked well used.
4
The mighty struggle was to rend asunder these new-formed and holy ties.
5
The Dyak was not yet born who should rend her from him.
6
They will take my life and rend it asunder bit by bit.
7
It raised a claw, obviously intending to rend the sprawled Vraad's midsection.
8
He shall not uncover his head: he shall not rend his garments.
9
Now God has no bastards to turn again and rend their Maker.
10
He was as likely as not to rend you for your pains.
11
The blood gushed into his brain-somethingto break, to rend, to mangle.
12
He must find an outlet for his impatience, rend or mend something.
13
Thousands rend their fetters every year after some desperate struggle, and escape.
14
What was Brutus to him, that his disapproval should rend him so?
15
One more puff of air and her thin, taut membrane would rend.
16
I saw... some sort of a monster, which tried to rend me.
