Sentence examples for attempting to hang from inspiring English sources

OK, OK, obviously the biggest story in the West, as almost always, involves the Lakers, who are attempting to hang on to that eighth and final playoff spot with the Mavericks and the Jazz right on their heels.

Cases highlighted by Amnesty to mark the anniversary included that of Jumah al-Dossari, who was moved out of segregation last month after attempting to hang himself during a visit by his lawyer.

That October, guards found him attempting to hang himself in his cell.

The men she calls "guards" saw the girls attempting to hang themselves, and threatened to separate them into different rooms, and torture them.

Because everybody's being woken up at 3 30 a.m. by the cracking sound of gunfire and sobbing American soldiers attempting to hang themselves from every available broken lamppost, there's an inescapable feeling of terror and doom everywhere.

There are reports of asylum seekers swallowing rocks, slashing their wrists with sharp objects, burning themselves with cigarettes, and attempting to hang themselves from the beam of their tents.

In September, 1939, Salomon's grandmother attempted to hang herself in the bathroom.

On June 2, he attempted to hang himself with a towel in a shower in prison, according to Ministry of Justice officials.

Many had been "dragged away": pulled by limbs and hair while their own people attempted to hang on to them.

Defending premiers South Sydney will attempt to hang onto a top four spot against Brisbane without Greg Inglis.

They don't even attempt to hang up when they pass a police cruiser on the Saw Mill Parkway.