He can see Chino's elbow is split open and bleeding.
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The frankfurter was split open, grilled and served with relish.
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His head was split open, drenching his shirt in blood.
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I had my bottom lip split open by a bald eagle.
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A boy who had split open his head at the pool.
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Back in her kitchen, Ms. Patel split open a few coconuts.
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The photog says his lip got split open and his jaw hurts.
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Chris split open his stitches with a paperback copy of Peter Pan!
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When the cast is split open, the new metal tooth is removed.
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Within moments the thin skin around Cerrone's eye had been split open.
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Second Taiwan iPhone 227 buyer reports casing split open by swollen battery pic.twitter.
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As these industrialists and financiers amassed millions, the cracks in society split open.
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Split open the rolls and brush both cut sides with the honey butter.
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His face was split open, requiring 22 stitches in all, Us Weekly reports.
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I thought I could hear the meat split open in the employee's arm.
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It's as if a fable split open and a diary page fell out.
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Ovid's Fasti split open atop Edith Hamilton's Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes.
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"I got up and my dress completely split open," she recalls with a laugh.
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Roofs were peeled away, sent airborne, and homes were split open by fallen trees.
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Shdow of Mordor's seams started to split open as the system's limitations became clearer.
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He had been stabbed in the chest and his head had been split open.
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His four grain bins have burst, after water-logged corn expanded and split open.
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Emilien Clerveaux died trying to save his daughter, his head split open by flying debris.
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But more groundbreaking work can also change societal perceptions and split open otherwise untapped markets.
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Commercial buildings split open as if with a sledgehammer, their contents splayed on the sidewalk.
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E.T. Thursday, a crack in the seacliff split open and it fell into the sea.
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"I split open a concretion and saw a mammal skull smiling back at me," Lyson said.
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The large egg is easily split open and a normal yolk falls into the bowl underneath.
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I had a bloody nose, my lip was split open, and I had a black eye.
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You'd get the beef patty split open and heat it up with cheese or with pepperoni.
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Cluster munitions split open before impact and scatter hundreds of smaller bomblets over a wide area.
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The video shows a woman lying on the ground, not breathing, with a leg split open.
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For dessert, portions of honey-soaked baklava are split open and filled with goat milk ice cream.
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The site claims the 28-year-old pilot "split open his face" while golfing on Oct. 7.
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Finally, just when conditions were looking more stable, the irrigation canal split open and water stopped flowing.
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Dorothy slipped in the shower and split open her chin in Thailand, and Manilla needed stitches in Nepal.
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It was the end of summer and the weather was cool and crisp like a melon split open.
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"There were people crying and the bus was split open," 12-year-old passenger Jennifer Rivera told KCRA.
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Its head is split open down the middle, with huge hairs sprouting up out of the empty space.
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When I woke up I tasted blood, my lip was split open and literally hanging above my teeth.
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Check out this time-saving tip from Serious Eats for how to "spatchcock" — or split open — your turkey:
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He has the habit, when making decisions, of clutching his skull as if it might otherwise split open.
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Benji crashed into the edge of the island, his lip split open and his chin wet with blood.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Shrapnel split open Amir Faro's face a few days ago in an explosion near the frontline.
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The way when he would yawn or yell, his whole face split open to reveal this huge pink smile.
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I grabbed my head because I thought it was split open and that I would bleed out and die.
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A few minutes later, the shellfish are back again, split open and smothered in a bright, delicately spicy sofrito.
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The notes split open and immolate, re-forming and floating effortlessly in frozen time, wobbling whatever way they want.
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Geodes are volcanic creations that look just like normal rocks until they're split open to reveal a sparkling crystal interior.
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He'd split open his cheek, bruised the bridge of his nose, and given himself a black eye after cracking up.
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In a setting right out of a screen saver, nearly every house was split open or heaved off its foundation.
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"The bus split open and that's how I got out," Jennifer Rivera, a child who survived the crash, told KCRA.
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In Missouri, Mr. Bullock pointed out a levee that last week had been split open and consumed by the river.
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The finale was an ignominious photograph of an old man, skull split open, in the back of a pickup truck.
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She often sounds like she's singing through an optical cable that's been split open, filaments of herself splayed in every direction.
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The figure's chest is a masterpiece of folds, knots, and ribbing, which is split open down the center into an ellipse.
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As more and more fissures split open, the lava lake inside Kilauea's summit caldera at Halemaʻumaʻu's "overlook crater" continues to drop.
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When it split open in the 1990s, its civil war dragged in many neighbors, swallowing nearly a third of the continent.
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You have to split open a lot of citrus, remove the seeds, strain for pulp and add a lot of sugar.
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However, in the second round Mendonca's shin split open when blocking a kick and he couldn't come out for the third.
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The emotional fissure split open the town — and particularly the moguls who write seven-figure checks to the Washington super-PACs.
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Two years back, federal prosecutors in New York had summoned the news media and promised to split open elite college basketball.
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So I threw in whole peppercorns, cinnamon and a pod of green cardamom split open between my thumb and index finger.
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We're sitting in a breezy courtyard, talking about the fault lines that have split open the feminist landscape and keep cropping up.
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The dangers they face are many: drought, volcanoes, and the ever-present possibility that the ground beneath their feet may split open.
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But I didn't mind, because there were other moments when I was smiling so hard that my face could have split open.
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So I shoved her back, and then she punched me in the mouth—my lip split open and was bleeding like crazy.
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Often, as in the body-swap comedy "Little" and the final season of HBO's "Veep," these conflicts split open on generational lines.
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The former is a gruesome mixed media animation where a claymation figure appears to continually split open his head and eat himself.
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The torso of one of the victims was split open by terrorists who inserted a leaflet calling for the release of Sheikh Rahman.
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Mashable also received a tip from a reader who claims his new iPhone 8 Plus split open after just a week of use.
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"We just sort of treat each other differently," Ms. Taussig said shortly after a cow kicked a gate that split open her forehead.
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It was pulled from the oven and split open, the bottom covered with heavenly sheep's milk ricotta and a large handful of arugula.
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Around the corner is a mock armored personnel carrier, its side split open, displaying graphic-novel-style montages of residents recounting the riots.
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In another case, a woman in Taiwan said that her device split open after she charged it with the included cable and wall adapter.
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Like, for instance, you could roast sweet potatoes and serve them split open with sour cream and lashings of harissa, a little sprinkled mint.
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The day before the accident, the wall on the third floor split open like a fault line; workers fled en masse into the street.
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Packing the bag was easy thanks to the clamshell design that lets the bag split open for full access to the entirety of the interior.
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Kenyatta vows to be "a president for all" -- but the atmosphere is fraught after an election that threatened to split open Kenya's underlying ethnic tensions.
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There, a tipsy young man posted a photo of his mouth, asking for medical advice for his lip, which he'd split open at a party.
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The top of her dress — which was attached to its skirt with criss-cross strings — had two long sleeves, one of which was split open.
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Her performance had lasted no more than a few minutes but the weight solidified into a rock you might split open with a hammer and chisel.
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Going from his square stance to a bladed, lancing jab in a fraction of a moment, Hari split open a pre-existing cut on Verhoeven's nose.
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The shot was not one of Ronaldo's vintage free kicks, but it split open Wolfsburg's poorly positioned defensive wall and bounced past the outstretched Diego Benaglio.
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There, a tipsy university-aged man posted a photo of his mouth, asking for medical advice for his lip, which he'd split open at a party.
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He sets one on the table, still inside a large cardboard package, and undoes its fastening, letting the box split open as though it were a cocoon.
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Finally, on April 30, a barrier split open, and the turbid water consumed several blocks of downtown with a force that several people described as tsunami-like.
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Other nuclear disasters, like Chernobyl in 1986 and Fukushima in 2011, are considered full meltdowns because the overheating caused the containment structures housing the reactors to split open.
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And every OB/GYN I know has been asked by a man to sew his female partner "extra tight" after she has split open to deliver his baby.
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The fuselage of a Boeing 777X split open during a stress test in September, according to the Seattle Times, damage that was more severe than was previously disclosed.
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In Dhap, the earthquake split open the land and landslides destroyed homes and irrigation canals feeding the community's 130 hectares (320 acres) of rice, wheat, potato and mustard fields.
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Front Burner A Trapizzino is a thick triangle of crusty bread split open and filled with classics like hearty meatballs, chicken cacciatore or even braised tongue in green sauce.
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Sleeves dropped from shoulders and puffed out at the elbow à la courtly dress, jewels traced and dripped down the breasts, pockets drooped and dresses split open at the back.
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A private Facebook post from an acquaintance of Nguyen's, posted soon after the demonstration, stated that Nguyen had his "head split open," according to a screenshot shared with BuzzFeed News.
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The comedian revealed Wednesday on "Late Night With Seth Meyers" that he almost walked out on live television with his pants completely split open at the awards show in January.
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The show's labels define words like "commodification," and the display includes stations where the smallest visitors can sit, touch related objects (like a split-open football) and ponder simple questions.
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But with time starting to run out, it was Barcelona's defense that was once more split open, this time by an Atlético break down the left side of the field.
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This Sicilian dish isn't pizza as you may know it: The familiar dough is baked until it puffs, split open, slathered with ricotta and arugula and served like a sandwich.
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An avocado tree in the lush garden outside his bedroom had been split open by the gunfire and Uriarte estimated that he had already found around 500 bullet casings nearby.
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Pictures taken by Liu and displayed on ThePaper's website showed an iPhone 8 plus split open along the side featuring the sim card holding, with the phone's internal parts visible.
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Cooking-oil cans and plastic foam were visible Monday inside exterior walls that split open during the collapse, causing frenzied speculation in Taiwan about whether they should have been filled with concrete.
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At one Louisiana party, an expectant father wedged a melon into an alligator's jaws; when the gator chomped down, the melon split open, spattering blue goo everywhere, to cheers from the crowd.
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Now that the election has split open the political elite, it's uncertain whether Mr. Abdullah's faction will cooperate on negotiations led by Mr. Ghani, or boycott them and announce its own effort.
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In the last two weeks, 21 fissures have split open the earth and spewed lava in and around the residential communities of Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens, forcing evacuations and destroying 37 structures.
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Baker also gives us some standard noir elements: the shadowy landscape of Los Angeles, the obligatory violence (the "face split open like an overripe fig"), the alluring femme fatale in a black negligee.
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Whenever I think of those alternate realities, those theories of time where new dimensions split open every time you choose between hot or cold coffee, I feel like hurtling myself into the sun.
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"It's like having a newborn again," my friend Amy said about the pace at home these days — the chaos of having our world split open, while having to get little people through the day.
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He'd been in the turret of a Humvee, firing the Dushka, when the gun overheated or was hit by an enemy round; the barrel had split open, and a shard had punctured his chest.
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The Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island unleashed havoc a week ago when the earth split open, lava spewed hundreds of feet into the air and molten rock swallowed streets in a residential neighborhood.
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Tuesday's earthquake levelled homes and shops and split open roads in an area between the towns of Jhelum and Mirpur to the north, which is in Pakistan's portion of the disputed territory of Kashmir.
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Fourteen more lava-filled fissures have erupted in the days since the sloping sides of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano split open a week ago, spurting molten rock onto the surrounding neighborhoods' streets and destroying 36 structures.
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If the sidewalk in front of your house split open and spewed a hideous-smelling gray-green ooze, you would call the authorities for help and film it on your phone in awe and horror.
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"Ooh, everyone was so mad that I called it 'porridge,' " Phan said, using a knife to split open a bright orange heirloom squash, filling the space between us with a scent like freshly cut flowers.
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"People with the classical form of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome experience wounds that split open with little bleeding and leave scars that widen over time to create characteristic 'cigarette paper' scars," the National Library of Medicine says.
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How tactless of him to have insisted on bringing his lumbering body to this lovely, liquid scene, to dump it like a sack of cement, split open and hardened by rain, on this otherwise uncontaminated hillside.
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"It was an awe-inspiring terrible scene," he said Truck driver Santos Soto III shot video showing the front of the Greyhound sheared off and the semi split open, with its contents strewn across the highway.
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Ms. Rosen, the author of "The World Split Open: How the Modern Women's Movement Changed America," remembers her group taking over the local radio station to broadcast stories about women they felt were not being told.
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Tuesday's earthquake levelled homes and shops and split open roads in an area between the towns of Jhelum and Mirpur to the north, part of which is in Pakistan's portion of the disputed territory of Kashmir.
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In the last two weeks, more than 20 fissures have split open the earth and spewed lava in and around the residential community of Leilani Estates on Hawaii's Big Island, forcing evacuations and forever changing the landscape.
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With a sheep's stomach serving as its casing, it's a shiny, tan balloon-like lump that, when split open at the literal seams, pours forth a grain-and-offal filling that doesn't look like much at all.
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Ashwini Gupta was locked up repeatedly, beaten in jail until his flesh split open and lost one of his lungs to tuberculosis after being put in the same cell as an infected prisoner, according to Rajat Gupta.
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I felt like asking one of the truckers eating at the other tables to run me over and leave me gutted on the road, split open like the dogs I saw occasionally lying dead on the asphalt.
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The entrance to the house in "Family Room (Sister)" should be upside-down in keeping with the way the house has been split open, but is depicted upright as though we are seeing the house from the street.
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The curling-over-the-ear hairstyles (Jones's in black, Washington's in white), the white collars and black coats, the dignified mien and dark backgrounds split open our embalmed response to the image of Washington by complicating his received context.
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One of his Nike shoes split open, above right, renewing questions about whether sneaker companies, which were at the heart of a federal fraud trial near the start of the season, do more harm than good in college sports.
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These fish pick up clams in their mouths, drag them over to something hard — a rock or coral — and then hurl the clams against it until the bivalves split open and the fish can feast on the tasty morsel inside.
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All I know is that it's made my hands feel like they won't split open the minute a freezing gust of wind touches them, and that's about as close to magic as I can get without hopping on a train to Hogwarts.
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Reports from a few iPhone 83 and iPhone 28 Plus buyers have suggested there could be an issue with the battery inside some of the devices swelling, causing the case of Apple's new iPhone to split open and expose the smartphone's internals.
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This woman is about to see a lot of blood and be split open by a baby, I know they're trying to be nice, but if this woman can't cope with the harshness of life, she can't cope with having a baby.
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That turned out to be bad news for the Senators; with the team leading 2-20073 in Game 6 and looking to wrap up their series with the Maple Leafs, Persson delivered the fateful shove from behind that split open Tie Domi's head.
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The marron is grilled, split open and smothered in sea blite, a coastal plant related to samphire, and sunrise lime, a hybrid citrus created by crossing the native Australian finger lime with a calamondin (itself a cross between a mandarin and a kumquat).
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On the way to get a coffee around the corner from his studio in Lower Manhattan, Michael Stipe catches sight of a piece of paper among the contents of a split-open garbage bag: a child's school assignment, the large and loping letters suggest.
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In Jamilah Sabur's "Untitled (container with biometrics)" (2018), a plywood box, split open as if by lightning, contains a casting of a cooler, hard as concrete, holding within it plaster and her own hair, as rich as the land in which it might be buried.
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The accompanying photograph of a platter of still-hot sweet potatoes split open, doused in tahini butter and showered with sesame seeds and fresh lime juice sitting seductively in golden-hour light was so enchanting that it challenged my career-long aversion to steaming.
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While the reality of her grave situation swept over her, so did the awareness that she was badly injured — her head was split open behind her hairline and she had a serious gash on her leg — and drifting aimlessly somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
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In later years, we added new traditions, like a colleague's bacon party, where he'd split open a bag of bacon and toss all of it on a pan, eating it in the later hours of the night after a long day of trimming, usually deliriously stoned.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Loose, studded trousers split open at the sides and jodhpur-style looks took center stage at Chanel on Tuesday, as models walked in twos and threes down a vast mirrored floor that served as a runway at one of Paris Fashion Week's last big shows.
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Horticulturists have bred what they call "personal watermelons," but watermelons are social by nature, built for crowds, happiest surrounded by humans, surrendered to the whim of the summer mob, whether that leaves them split open on a blanket or thickly Vaselined and tossed into the pool.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Loose, studded trousers split open at the sides and jodhpur-style looks took center stage at Chanel on Tuesday, as models walked in twos and threes down a vast mirrored floor that served as a runway at one of Paris Fashion Week's last big shows.
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"When it crashed and came to its final rest, the trailer split open so there were several pallets of dog food that burst open (on) the interstate, and it was scattered about and the wreck crew had to clean it up," Indiana State Trooper Andrew Kocsis told WNDU.
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But in a classic flip-flop of figure and ground, that orange, as you look at it, becomes a beautiful, asymmetrically notched shape, and what you thought was negative space snaps forward to the surface and becomes a presence — a deconstructed cardboard carton, split open at the glued seam.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — For the first time since his left sneaker split open 23 seconds after tipoff of a game last month, the Duke superstar Zion Williamson took the court on Thursday night, helping his team to an 133-213 victory over Syracuse in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
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One of the most predominant theories about what's going on in this season of Twin Peaks is that time has broken down somehow, that the universe has split open and started to devour our reality in a way that causes things to loop and repeat themselves, or events to happen out of order.
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When the left sneaker of college basketball's biggest star split open on national television Wednesday night 30 seconds into the biggest game of the season, what spilled out was not only his foot but also questions about the future of a marquee player and about the huge influence shoe companies hold over big-time college basketball.
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Gored gives us glimpses of his near-death experiences: On his knees in front of a thousand-pound bull in the pouring rain; hopping around the ring with a makeshift tourniquet around his bloody upper thigh; staggering, bare-chested, bare-buttocked, bleeding from various wounds, his "suit of lights" split open at the seams by the bull's horns; on a stretcher being rushed to the ringside infirmary unable to breathe.
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One such meeting, I was lost and I couldn't ... Like Google Maps was not being my friend, and I went into this building to ask directions and it was like this artsy building with these like glass walls, and this beautiful, mean woman didn't want to talk to me at all, so I spun to run out of the place and I went right into the glass door, like a bird, and I split open my nose.
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