Meanings of tore the end in English

Blue Bonnet tore the end off of the envelope hastily and began reading aloud:

Irisis tore the end off a stick of cinnamon-flavoured sausage.

She tore the end from the envelope, looked in.

Karl tore the end off the envelope.

She wasn't sure how to open it, so she tore the end off, trying hard not to destroy the piece of paper inside.

Saul unshouldered his backpack, opened it and took out a heavy parcel wrapped in newspaper, tore the end open and showed Bronstein the contents.

She started, her teeth tore the end of her cigarette, and her eyes, after a swift alarmed glance at Spade, turned away from him.

Her eyes had encountered an envelope on the dresser mirror, and, as she tore the end of it, she felt a premonition of its contents.

"Well, do it now," remarked Frank, and Andy tore the end off hurriedly.