| How could tearaway be expected to beat him at a difference of only seven pounds? |
| The young Reyes nonetheless had plenty of the tearaway in him when he started training with Sevilla at the age of nine. |
| The latest piece of flapdoodle concerns Downing Street's plans to dock child benefit from the parents of tearaway children. |
| He's a product of workaday south London and was a bit of a tearaway in his younger days. |
| The tearaway runs riot, swears and abuses, causes criminal damage and ridicules the elderly. |
| Richmal Crompton's famous stories of high-spirited tearaway William Brown were first adapted for television in a 1951 BBC play starring Robert Sandford. |
