Sentence examples for being strangled by a from inspiring English sources

It was black-hole dense with good gags, and there may be nothing quite so brilliant on British TV this year (see if they don't quote that on the DVD) but, just as if I was being strangled by a superior being (I'm Watson in this scenario to Brooker's Moriarty), I couldn't wait for the experience to end.

Sure, the church woke me up, but someday it might wake me up from a nightmare of being strangled by a rainbow.

Yemen is slowly being strangled by a de facto blockade that prevents enough food and medicine getting to the families who need them most.

And at considerable risk of being strangled by a Knight of The Baseball Code for answering your question in print, I will attempt to do so anyway.

I only got through two, because magic realism gave me a recurring nightmare that I was being strangled by a rainbow, but what mattered was that I made the effort.

Critics of austerity point to Greece, which is being strangled by a vicious cycle of deficit cutting, declining tax revenues and more budget cutting, while making little if any progress on its overall budget deficit.

She had been strangled by a bolo tie, still around her neck.

In his final interrogation he claimed to have been strangled by a police officer.

There have also been setbacks: much foreign trade has been strangled by a series of restrictions introduced in the past two years and by regular border closures.

In "Yankee Sash," the serrated shape looks like a head menaced by a heavy chain and about to be strangled by a rope.

There's no bullet wound or fang marks, though its head's at a slumped angle so maybe it was strangled by a cat­strangler.