| "'You may be an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, "'a crumb of cheese, a fragment of an underdone potato. | |
| "Here lies a fragment of Iron Man." | |
| "Michaux... "my fragment... meteorite. " | |
| "Sentence fragment" is also a sentence fragment. | |
| "Tell 'em we've got a pneumothorax, possibly secondary to fragment." | |
| "'You may be an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, "'a crumb of cheese, a fragment of an underdone potato. | |
| "Here lies a fragment of Iron Man." | |
| "Michaux... "my fragment... meteorite. " | |
| "Sentence fragment" is also a sentence fragment. | |
| "Tell 'em we've got a pneumothorax, possibly secondary to fragment." | |
| "Beautiful dripping fragments. | |
| "Beside them was a small pool of water... "and some fragments of broken glass. | |
| "Bulkheads, main ballast tanks and pressure hull... ripped by bomb fragments. | |
| "Glass fragments from the accident site inconclusive. | |
| "I've got to get rid of these pieces or fragments of skull," | |
| "Beautiful dripping fragments. | |
| "Beside them was a small pool of water... "and some fragments of broken glass. | |
| "Bulkheads, main ballast tanks and pressure hull... ripped by bomb fragments. | |
| "Glass fragments from the accident site inconclusive. | |
| "I've got to get rid of these pieces or fragments of skull," | |
| (Megan) The bullet fragmented upon impact. | |
| - And Rufus, um I know that our future will be just like us: Flawed and fragmented and full of more love than I ever thought possible. | |
| --Feels they cannot delay the invasion because of one fragmented message. | |
| -It contains music fragmented by messages that can not be decoded. | |
| A land fragmented in many pieces, drifting islands that do not meet. | |
| "... Becomes interrupted by fragmenting ideas and memories... "... | |
| -Well, it seems that due to the vagaries of the production parameters vis-à-vis the fragmenting of the audience, due to cable television... | |
| And in the end we keep repeating the same thing in education, fragmenting spaces. | |
| Before literacy, there had only been the tribal group. MCLUHAN: Literacy marched steadily in the direction of fragmenting and segmenting and classifying data, turning men into specialists who pursued individual subjects with individual themes and goals, quite without relation to one another. | |
| Bullet entered here, fragmenting at the neck, and losing velocity upon penetration of the | |
| (Megan) The bullet fragmented upon impact. | |
| - And Rufus, um I know that our future will be just like us: Flawed and fragmented and full of more love than I ever thought possible. | |
| --Feels they cannot delay the invasion because of one fragmented message. | |
| -It contains music fragmented by messages that can not be decoded. | |
| A land fragmented in many pieces, drifting islands that do not meet. | |
| "... Becomes interrupted by fragmenting ideas and memories... "... | |
| -Well, it seems that due to the vagaries of the production parameters vis-à-vis the fragmenting of the audience, due to cable television... | |
| And in the end we keep repeating the same thing in education, fragmenting spaces. | |
| Before literacy, there had only been the tribal group. MCLUHAN: Literacy marched steadily in the direction of fragmenting and segmenting and classifying data, turning men into specialists who pursued individual subjects with individual themes and goals, quite without relation to one another. | |
| Bullet entered here, fragmenting at the neck, and losing velocity upon penetration of the | |
