Sentence examples for dangling him from inspiring English sources

In 2002, he introduced Prince Michael II, also known as Blanket, to the world by dangling him over a hotel balcony in Berlin.

Was dangling him over a great drop the right way to deal with it or did it just turn him into a bully?

Marleen often played with Dickie-boy the way you'd play with a rag doll, tossing him floppily about, dangling him by an arm or leg, he looking glassy-eyed and like he'd lost his bones.

He was there when Hanwell was born, surely, and six years after that on a beach in Brighton, holding Hanwell by the armpits and dangling him over a pier.

The single most memorable story that will exist about her and him will be of her dangling him off a terrace, in what some might see as an attempt to kill him.

Attenborough's matchless combination of authority, enthusiasm and mischievous twinkle defy imitation; he's one of the BBC's greatest assets and they know it, though I can't begin to calculate the insurance costs involved in dangling him in a basket over the Himalayas.

The day's revels end with him goading companions to dangle him from the rooftop.

At one point, he tied Khan by the ankles and dangled him, head first, in the water.

Nixon has a good mind to dangle him over the world's biggest candle.

When, one night, Brooks suggested they go outside, Caesar grabbed him and dangled him out of an 18th-floor window.

"He said, 'What would you do if I did this?' " The veteran picked Uchida up, dangled him and swung him around.