Sentence examples for for stranglehold from inspiring English sources

Carter made her debut for Stranglehold Wrestling (SHW) on August 26, 2010 at the Stranglehold Devils Playground Tour in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, where she competed in an Arm-Wrestling match against Pissed off Pete in a no-contest.

Ostensibly this episode is a tongue-in-cheek jab at FOX and other studios like it for their stranglehold over copyright, and for the FBI's hyper-aggressive attitude towards copyright offenders like Kim Dotcom.

Irish and nativist gangs battle for a stranglehold on muddy, bloody 19th-century New York.

But economic reality has been no match for the stranglehold bankers have on European politicians – who, by the way, swore last month that no other country would fail to pay its loans in full.

In 1999, 2000 and 2001, the Committee to Protect Journalists put Mahathir on its list of the 10 worst enemies of the press for his stranglehold on the mainstream media.

The second issue of The People's Voice in December contained a long editorial that attacked Mr. Lopez and his allies for "the stranglehold that they have in this community".

I keep hearing "mixed economy", but make no mistake - we are hurtling towards the American model, where the wealthy pay even less tax in return for a stranglehold on cultural institutions - a phenomenon we see across our society and one that risks driving division ever wider.

"Faith leaders" have held the government in a stranglehold for too long.

News that a product of the area had become a professional footballer spread and became a stranglehold for Roberts.

Macron was celebrated for breaking a stranglehold on the French Presidency that was supposedly held by the two mainstream parties: the Republicans and the Socialists.

However, analysts think it is more likely that La Poste will try to keep its domestic stranglehold for as long as it can, meanwhile entering markets abroad, as France's other utilities have done in the water and electricity sectors.