Sentence examples for being strangled instead of from inspiring English sources
Tellingly, the audience was chuckling away even when Desdemona was being strangled (instead of suffocated as usual), not a good sign.
Johnson's friend John Taylor resolved the dispute and Johnson ultimately carried out Garrick's suggestions, which included revising Irene's death scene so that she would be strangled onstage, instead of offstage as originally written.
Since 2004, the commission has received six reports of babies being strangled by the cords.
Being strangled, for instance, is a telltale warning sign of potentially lethal domestic violence.
Instead, it is horribly like "a condemned man being strangled secretly".
Example of an iconic building that suffered from being strangled by poor architecture".
In contrast, de Thévenot says that in Egypt impalement was a "very ordinary punishment" against the Arabs there, whereas Turks in Egypt were strangled in prison instead of being publicly executed like the natives.
After the wedding, Julie is strangled outside of Susan's home.
She had been strangled with a piece of cloth.
She has been strangled with the satin waistband of her party dress.
The name of the play is Strangled.
