Asunder

His smuggling job puts him in the path of Marlene, the leader of the rebellious Fireflies, who is looking for ways to save the world after it’s been torn asunder.

It has been clear for a while that this is the most talented team in the AFL, one chock full of stars on every line capable of tearing even the most formidable opponents asunder, especially on home soil.

Without the and the rest of Marvel's heroes around to stop him, the world was ravaged, typically noble figures gave in to their worst impulses, and the entire status quo of the timeline was thrown asunder.

As the play develops, Fox’s outbursts and changes become more frequent, blurring the lines between Hamlet’s façade madness and how his mind is truly torn asunder by vengeance.

It was December 11 1978, When Salisbury’s prideful towers, cloaked in colonial might, Were rent asunder by the fi ery breath of freedom’s call.

Then he sent white work boots scrawled with names in black marker and blood down his runway; there were tailored jackets and tunics that had been ripped and rent asunder.

As fatigue or nausea take over, I am torn asunder by the morbid conviction that this might very well be the last time I travel, that soon I won’t have the strength to prepare the meal that I am cooking or rise from the bed I am making.

China was in turmoil in the 1930s, torn asunder by Japanese aggression from without and internal dissension from within.

Massive displacements of population followed, families were torn asunder, and the local trading economy was utterly destroyed.

That sale will decimate your pocketbook, if it wasn’t already ripped asunder by the beast that is the holiday season.

The family has been torn asunder by the case.

If it is not God that brought the two people together, you will surely be put asunder.

It’s believed so much ice built up on the craft than it simply split asunder.

Now Mia has become the party’s political monster, tearing it asunder as he grows wings ready to fly on his blind ambition to become the party’s president.

There, three years of war between sides backed by rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran have ripped the country asunder.

Attempting to arrest the prophet for his bold words of defiance, Jeroboam's hand was "dried up", and the altar before which he stood was rent asunder.

Clinton's now open candidacy was opposed by many who, while not friends of James Madison, feared that Clinton was now apt to tear the Democratic-Republican party asunder.

Internal dissension set in when the party's TDs distanced themselves from O'Duffy's extreme views, and his movement fell asunder.

Many of these unhappy victims were sawed asunder, according to a precedent to which David had given the sanction of his examples.

Múspellmegir, Múspellsynir) and the Rjúfendr (from rjúfa — "to break, tear asunder", Destroyers of Doomsday).