It seemed like they had their hearts ripped right out of them.

No blue skies, not even over the Liberty Street hill, and the wind ripped right through his clothes when he stepped outside.

Never mind that the belts would rip right off the bolt on impact.

He ripped right through the contract, threw the pieces in the air and incinerated them with a look.

It was one of those words that could rip right through the soul and make kidnapping sound almost benign.

The arrow ripped right into the race's open throat and out the back of the head, cutting off the angry cry.

I yelled, as cold panic ripped right through me.

Several of the old men had had chunks ripped right out of them.

The fireball ripped right through the little fortification's two outside walls and whatever lay between them.