Sentence examples for decomposing hanging from inspiring English sources
All they found were bodies, two half-eaten by animals and another decomposing, hanging from a tree.
"Have you ever seen such a pathetic choke in your entire life?" The talking skeleton's teeth made a kind of clacking sound as he talked, and his nose holes had some not yet decomposed cartilage hanging from them, and a single ant was walking around the inside of one of his eye sockets, counterclockwise.
When I moved to Italy in my 20's, I went to the famous "bone church" on the Via Veneto here in Rome, where in the crypt actual human skeletons welcome you with the words "as you are now, we were once, as we are now, so you shall be," and I walked into the Capuchin Crypt in Palermo and was a bit overwhelmed by the decomposing corpses, still hanging from the walls wearing the clothing of the day.
Given the desperate state of other pictures that Blake painted in what he called "fresco" – Satan Calling Up His Legions hanging here is almost black – it may well have decomposed entirely.
There was burning at the stake, " 'gibbeting,' or hanging the condemned in an iron cage so that his body would decompose in public view, and 'public dissection.' " Thomas went on, "But none of these was the worst fate a criminal could meet.
To illustrate, he detailed the grisly torture methods of yore that framers of the US Constitution may have been familiar with, like burning at the stake and "hanging the condemned in an iron cage so that his body would decompose in public view".
"I was hanging in and hanging in.
