The defendant wiped a tear from his eye as the 999 call was played.
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He briefly wiped a tear from his eye as he gave evidence on the first day and with the permission of the coroner, Dr Ciaran McLoughlin, absented himself on the day the inquest dealt with the post mortem detail of the 31-year-old Indian dentist's death.
Before the day was done, I found myself caught up in one of the highlights of the tour: the moment that waxwork-like monsters in the Torchwood dungeon leapt into life, bringing shrieks, and even the occasional tear, from young onlookers who had been talking very bravely until then.
But first, writers, if you can tear yourself away from your work, let us know what you're working on.
The company has been on an expansion tear, growing from 183 of these smaller screens last year to 273 today.
If guests are able to tear themselves away from the lodge, they head to one of the many ski slopes in the region.
Saturday, the PA claimed that Jawaher Abu-Rahmeh, a woman from Bil'in died from tear gas inhalation at the previous day's riot.
While it will be a struggle to tear yourself away from watching paint dry, you may actually find them an illuminating read.
Kovalainen revealed later that he had accidentally hit the pit lane speed limiter button while removing an oil-smeared tear-off from his visor.
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For traders who cannot tear themselves away from the broader bond market, there may opportunities both on the short and long sides of many of these exchange-traded funds.
Firemen on the scene decided the only way to get me out of the car was to cut me out, using huge metal teeth to tear the car from around me.
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If we can tear ourselves away from this crash course in daring German painting before World War I, the next gallery expands the narrative to give us some of the back story.
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Ambling with the bluesman's toothache in his heel, he describes "cities of the plague, " plots surprise showdowns in which he slaughters sleeping opponents, ponders craven human nature ("They will tear your mind away from contemplation") and scans the skies for hints of geopolitical turmoil.
Brazilian equities are on a tear lately, slowly recovering from the doldrums of 2011.
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To induce sadness in the lab, he used video clips from the 1979 tear-jerker, "The Champ, " a widely accepted practice among psychologists.
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Journe was tinkering to see if he could redesign the Centigraphe to work without oil while still protecting the delicate mechanism from wear and tear.
He and his wife quickly realized they had mountains of products from which to tear off the bar codes needed to submit for proof of purchase by the offer deadline, but he was unstoppable.
Many will not shed a single tear over this transfer of wealth from Merrill Lynch to the Claimants.
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Among other things, Allstate cited policy exclusions for wear and tear, and for losses arising from defective construction.
The grafted skin could tear, and infection is possible from the trace amounts of murine cells, which come from lab rats or mice, used to aid skin growth.
It is not clear whether an eventual buyer would remove a staircase and open up and preserve the existing features, or tear down both houses and start from scratch.
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Farm tools likes axes, adzes and froes--even horses' tails swishing against the barn door--have all left their marks, giving the wood that lovely distressed look that comes from real wear and tear.
Aside from a ridiculous, tear-jerking plot twist that I won't type for fear of debasing my fingertips, the other characters are just there to have their floundering spirits lifted by Patch, or to angrily stand in his way while he tries to soak the vicinity with his unbridled wonderfulness.
Tear down regulations that prevent aspiring entrepreneurs from getting the financing to grow.
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Or it they are not prepared to do that, Greece would feel compelled to walk away from its debts and would tear up its membership of the euro club.
Business customers can rest assured that in addition to being protected from every day wear and tear, Rugby Pro also comes with full device encryption and EAS corporate email support.
Tear down regulations that prevent aspiring entrepreneurs from getting the financing to grow. (Applause.) Expand tax relief to small businesses that are raising wages and creating good jobs.
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Gift giving is all about what's under that wrapping paper rather than the package itself, but when the holidays are over those shiny new gadgets won't just protect themselves from the inevitable wear and tear.
However, if New Democracy wins, there has been some indications that the EU may be willing to agree to reduced austerity measures, but they will not tear up the entire agreement and start from scratch.
In Nairobi's slums, which are often divided along tribal lines, rival groups have been fighting each other with machetes and sticks as police use tear gas and bullets to keep them from pouring into the city center.
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