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Commonly the lowest molding at the base of a column.
torus
torus
1
That was probably a side effect of the nearby moon's plasma
torus
.
2
She unclipped the carabiner and let go of the lazily spinning
torus
.
3
He saw the
torus
accelerating madly, leaving Paola behind, needles outstripped.
4
They would be destroyed; Paola and the
torus
might survive.
5
The superstructure was all still there, leaving the
torus
and spire shape perfectly intact.
1
Despite the undergrowth and young trees, he
tore
along, making good progress.
2
He increased the speed; they
tore
down the slope in breakneck haste.
3
But the cold realities of a changed economy soon
tore
them apart.
4
He wrote her a mawkish letter; read it; and
tore
it up.
5
Then she suddenly remarked: 'I
tore
up all those forms this morning.
6
She walked closer as-sureenough-thesecond man
tore
free and ran away.
7
Photo: Daniel Stier The Stasi
tore
through 45 million pages by hand.
8
His innocent words
tore
into Faith's heart and left it bleeding, empty.
9
The latter
tore
off the sheet and put it in his pocket.
10
He
tore
the note in two and flung it into the grate.
11
The infants perished in the snow, and the ravens
tore
their limbs.
12
They also
tore
into the dubious scientific veneer he'd given his report.
13
Strong winds uprooted trees and
tore
off some billboards along major roads.
14
When he
tore
his ACL last year, Chicago's heart dropped with him.
15
And these weapons
tore
big holes in the ranks of the Sammies.
16
He
tore
through the food and then got himself a second helping.
tore
·
tore off
tore open
tore away
tore apart
tore the paper